Sentence examples for less obvious effect from inspiring English sources

Lower wages also had another, less obvious effect.

More insidiously, taking Trump's "enemy" bait has another, less obvious effect.

Video is incorporated to far less obvious effect, and while the stories of the homeless are fine, if often inaudible, I'm still pondering the reason for a long extract from what looked like a 1950s naturist film.

The packaging that we all use, in day-to-day activities from buying food in supermarkets to our deliveries from online shopping centres, has a much greater – though less obvious – effect on pollution.

Ozone has another, less obvious effect, on global climate.

But protected areas can also have a less obvious effect on the local economy in developing countries: They can spur poverty alleviation.

Are there any less obvious effects?

Apart from setting up the risk of freeze damage, all this mildness has less obvious effects.

Less obvious effects may be discovered after microscopic examination of tissue and bone structures.

Less obvious effects like increased humidity and more heavy rainfalls can exacerbate air-quality problems indoors through mold growth for instance.

They specialize in "glamorization," a process that includes standard effects like cleaning up the skin or trimming a few inches from the waist, as well as less obvious effects like reshaping parts of the face.