Sentence examples for have noticeable consequences from inspiring English sources

The German agricultural minister Christian Schmidt, of the Christian Democratic Party, said that while the Russian import ban would have "noticeable consequences" for German farmers, he also believed that "it is clear there need to be no concerns about market turbulences".

This implies that the results obtained from analyzing national, regional or local level will be different and may have noticeable consequences for the interpretations.

The lack of physical exercise – and mental stimulation that comes with it - is having noticeable consequences on the nation's nine million dogs, she added.

Nevertheless, their activity consisting in self-promoting mobility and duplication has noticeable consequences on host genomes, including mutation, recombination, change in genome size, and modification of the regulation patterns (Hua-Van et al. 2011).

Both still have noticeable Welsh accents.

Indeed, delays in enacting a budget have few noticeable consequences until August, when school districts must send out their tax bills.

M-class flares can cause brief radio blackouts in the polar regions and occasional minor radiation storms, while C flares have few noticeable consequences.

Childhood overweight has noticeable psychological and social consequences for the child and leads to an increased risk of mortality and morbidity later in life.

If anything, one recent study suggests, the growth of immigrant workers in American companies helps younger American technical workers — more of them are hired and at higher-paying jobs — but has no noticeable consequences, good or bad, on older workers.

This process has had a noticeable effect.

So far, the law has had little noticeable effect.