Sentence examples for imagining the effects from inspiring English sources

Professor of Atmospheric Science Inez Fung joins forces with Western Digital's Chief Data Officer Janet George and comedian Aparna Nancherla on a video imagining the effects of drastic climate change.

Dai particularly emphasizes the necessity for imagining the effects of one's actions on others, which might help one better share their sorrows and joys.

She sighed, imagining the effect a corridor of decorated trees would create.

Raised with every conceivable household convenience, modern women watching the show would have a hard time imagining the effect electrical kitchen utilities had on women of earlier times.

First of all, if bellydance were an objectifying dance, then in our rehearsals and classes we would be imagining the effect our movements have on a man.

Competitive rowers showed the biggest difference – presumably because they could better imagine the effects.

"I can imagine the effects of this will be quite chilling," said Daniel Pinkston of the International Crisis Group.

Everyone remembers how deeply those 2001 losses traumatized the nation; it is almost impossible to imagine the effects that the Civil War casualties must have had on Americans of the 1860s.

A 60mph wind will blow you through the air - and this has happened to me - but I can't imagine the effects of a 100mph gale in the hills.

Albert Einstein could only imagine the effects of a gravitational field on a high-precision clock.

For example, in a smart city, it's easy to imagine the effects of one AI system - managing security lighting, say - conflicting with another, such as regulating power usage.