Sentence examples for implacable effect from inspiring English sources

Amongst abiotic factors, high temperature and water scarcity has an implacable effect on plant physiology and undermines the plant's capability to sustain adequate grain production.

For the next three days, an implacable core of protesters held the square.

Ringle conveyed the implacable force of a woman wronged.

In this, I think, the casting has given us an ideal representative; for we, too, would be facially immobile at the prospect of forever defending a prop wall against an infinitude of implacable digital effects with no letup in the lack of interest.

Instead this justly beloved Spanish auteur has arrived on the Croisette with "Julieta," a more subdued yet still powerfully affecting portrait of implacable grief and its myriad ripple effects.

The approach also risks making the United States look illiberal and implacable in its use of force.

We sense the woman's former beauty beneath the effects of time and age, her implacable will and terror of mortality.

Faced with an "implacable enemy," the report found, the West would have, in effect, to fight fire with fire.

This book proves that just as profound an affinity exists between history and the study of causes and effects—and water, which are at once both intricate and implacable.

"By agreeing to normalize the diplomatic relationship with the US while the economic embargo was still in effect and Guantánamo under the American flag," says Latell, "Raúl ignored two of Fidel's most implacable demands".

However, this year's appropriations bill for the District contains an amendment forbidding it from making marijuana any more available than the federal government does: in effect, says one Washington resident, "stuffing our vote down our throats".The non-inhaling Clinton administration is equally implacable.