Sentence examples for inordinate effects from inspiring English sources
Such structures, though, remain vulnerable to what Taleb calls "fat tails," in which distant events have inordinate effects on their operation - think of a power failure that can incapacitate an entire corporate headquarters.
To be sure, money will once again have an inordinate effect on the campaign.
Edmund J. McMahon, an analyst with the Manhattan Institute, a conservative policy group, said the Federal Reserve's findings showed that the city must rethink its tax structure to prevent one segment of the tax base -- income tax revenue -- from having an inordinate effect.
But basic OLS is very sensitive to outliers, and they may have an inordinate effect on the ultimate conclusion.
The important conclusion to draw from the new research is that a tax hike on the wealthy would not have an inordinate effect on job creation.
Such stocks might exhibit anomalous or extreme trends, and thereby have an inordinate effect in combined analyses.
Quite apart from the morale effect of inordinate delays, the difficulties with R&R are now beginning to impact significantly on the operational effectiveness of the division.
Finally, while Marbury has been the consummate team player the past two months, the effects of his inordinate shot totals early in the season have lingered.
The Soviet Union, with an increasingly gridlocked governmental system incapable of enacting serious policy revisions, in effect bankrupted itself by committing an inordinate percentage of its GNP to a decades-long military rivalry with the United States and exacerbated this problem by taking on the additional costs of a decadelong attempt to conquer Afghanistan.
Mr. Ellis said Amtrak had in effect scuttled the ski train by insisting on inordinate liability insurance levels that made operation unviable.
One of the most toxic effects on our well-being is our belief in the inordinate importance of our successes and failures on the possibility of happiness in the future, according to Sonja Lyubomirsky in her book, The Myths of Happiness.
