Sentence examples for lasting effect of the from inspiring English sources

Segregation by religion is one lasting effect of the carnage.

The second, lasting effect of the LIBOR scandal is to make bosses pay more attention to compliance and culture.

The incongruity reflects the lasting effect of the sexual assaults on women in Central Park following the parade last year, an episode that embarrassed and infuriated participants and that prompted this year's surveillance of the parade by officers in helicopters and on rooftops.

The lasting effect of the Vytorin saga, he suggests, may be to change the way that drug trials are conducted.

The immediate destruction wrought by Constantine and his zealous subordinates is, however, of less moment than the lasting effect of the persecution on the Orthodox clergy.

For the Bank of New York, the lasting effect of the disaster will not be the costs or the disruption, analysts said, but the impact that may come from disgruntled customers.

Although he has conquered his lack of motivation, he cannot ignore the lasting effects of the surgeries.

So far, all this volatility has had little lasting effect on the value of the stock market.

Of perhaps more delayed but certainly longer lasting effect was the Summa theologiae of Thomas Aquinas.

The long-lasting effect of the suicide of his brilliant but depressive best friend Horace Moule?

The army's return to politics may be one long-lasting effect of the coup.