Sentence examples for have a permanent effect from inspiring English sources

THAT a gestating mother's environment can have a permanent effect on the physiology of her offspring is well established.

Even if they do not, the cuts, while temporary, will have a permanent effect by costing many workers years of future compounding on the missed contributions.

Regardless of whether the performance is great or beastly, it may have a permanent effect on the way the character lingers in your mind.

In the poll, conducted by telephone from Aug. 31 to Sept. 4, a new question was asked: how many people felt that the changes wrought by 9/11 would have a permanent effect on New York?

In that case, the commodity price shock would have a permanent effect on input prices in the developed economies, and it would not be appropriate for the central banks to ignore this shock.

Central banks around the world are trying to gauge whether the current oil price spike will have "a permanent effect on inflation, or if it's just a one-off shock," Mr. Draghi said.

Years later, in his journal, Kerouac would wonder if his mother had been right to ask if the accident had had a permanent effect on his head.

His administrative reforms left an enduring mark on the Chinese state, and his exclusive recognition of Confucianism had a permanent effect on subsequent East Asian history.

Baluchi wrote that the torture, which he said occurred around late May to early June 2003 and is consistent with the account of his treatment in the Senate torture report, had a permanent effect.

Codification of grammar, on the other hand, has had a permanent effect on the stability of the standard languages, even feeding back into spoken usage via the education system.

It could be weeks before it is clear whether it has a permanent effect on his campaign, but at a minimum it left him facing additional questions about his candidacy.