Sentence examples for having a tangible effect from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, portraying bliss is almost impossible work, and it's in soul music – in Billie Holiday, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin and in some R&B – where you can see, and feel, how desire, longing, loss and fulfilment can be compacted, having a tangible effect on the listener, making them want to cry or dance.
The movement is also already having a tangible effect.
It didn't begin having a tangible effect for a month or two after that.
The money he had on paper for those brief shining moments, did not, for the most part, have a tangible effect on his life.
One month on, psychologist Cynthia McVeigh sets a series of tests for the trio: has the new diet had a tangible effect?
The terms he analysed weren't especially forceful: even the kinds of entrenched metaphors that we barely notice as figurative language could have a tangible effect.
Second, small navigation costs have a tangible effect on how privacy-protective consumers' choices are, often in sharp contrast with individual stated preferences about privacy.
How adopting specific lifestyle behaviors – even in your fifties and beyond – can have a tangible effect on how well you age.
