Sentence examples for have an effect of from inspiring English sources

In theory, a probiotic could potentially have an effect of the microbiome of the vagina, though proof of its effectiveness hasn't really been established".

No. Might it have an effect of amplifying those violent attitudes in real-life situations?

"I can't say in advance if [the measures we took] will have an effect, of course I hope something will change.

There will always be people who buck those trends, but I think it will have an effect of making ourselves and our culture a little shallow".

"I think this whole mess is deliberately created by the regime to have an effect of rally-round-the flag," he said.

There are so many variables involved in weather that even large phenomena, like Atlantic warming, have an effect of making a change somewhat more likely, rather than definite, he said.

As psychologist Tal Yarkoni has pointed out, were the effects to be expressed in terms of average human height, they would have an effect of just one 20th of an inch across the entire male population of the United States.

The state of cure was also seen to have an effect of the adhesion strengths.

In what is a desolate story, the supply of missing explanations sometimes has an effect of bleak comedy.

Dahlberg's proposal, by contrast, risked being coercive; its conceptual complexity had an effect of exalting the artist as a maestro of mourning.

Dines is clear that regular exposure to such material has an effect of breaking down the taboo about having sex with children.