Sentence examples for have visible effects from inspiring English sources

Very large inflows of skilled migrants may also have visible effects: one recent US working paper also connects the arrival of migrant STEM workers to higher house prices for skilled natives (Peri et al. 2013).

Aging and weight loss have visible effects on the skin.

However, masking the effects of drugs like succinylcholine that have visible effects (fasciculations) is inherently difficult.

A single dose of the GHRH-expressing DNA vaccine had visible effects in pigs for 12 to 18 months post vaccination.

But, as always with Feyerabend, Bohm's ideas sunk in gradually, and had visible effect only in his productions of the early 1970s.

Women have trickled up to the point where even our incredibly low version of a Congressional high has had visible effect.

For two years an advertising boycott has been waged against Mr. Beck, and it has had a visible effect on the 5 p.m. hour, as several hundred advertisers have chosen not to place ads on the show.

This week's upsetting one-two punch of movie-star passings has had a visible effect on the download and streaming charts, as viewers have rushed to keep the screen legacies of Robin Williams and Lauren Bacall immediately alive.

In this cluster of states, marriage equality has had no visible effect on heterosexual people, unless you count the extra money their businesses have made from gay tourists who visited New England to marry.

It's a step in the right direction — and it has had a visible effect on markets, pushing long-term rates down, which is all good.

Decades of January diets, public exhortations to exercise, mandatory labeling of packaged foods and calorie contents of restaurant items and even the banning of trans fat has had little visible effect.