Sentence examples for little positive effect from inspiring English sources

Due to lack of funding, political will and mismanagement, however, these efforts have had little positive effect.

"For the typical gun control law," Professor Volokh said, "you'll have very little positive effect but a possible negative effect".

Carlesimo tinkered with the rotation all night, to little positive effect.

It's how she could do it and yet have so little positive effect on the lives of other women.

He insists that he regularly shares his human-rights concerns in private with China's leaders, but it's had little positive effect.

But even the search for links between Mr. Rahami and his birth country has reminded Americans of their unacknowledged 51st state, where Washington has ruled — indirectly, and to little positive effect — for longer than most hereditary monarchs.

Unfortunately, they found that while education and improved hygiene practices would theoretically contribute to fewer HAIs, little positive effects have been observed.

In the interviews, of the 10 young people who had taken aripiprazole, six also described adverse effects, the most frequent being drowsiness or sleepiness (two young people reported dizziness, one shakiness and one drooling) but only one child had stopped taking it and this was because it had little positive effects rather than because of side effects.

Dr. Barrett said there was probably little harm in using echinacea, and he was cautiously optimistic that the herb does have a very small positive effect.

A sustained slowdown in retail sales indicates that there has been little positive wealth effect from rising share prices.

Furthermore, food stress had generally either little or positive effects on chill-coma recovery times in the adult temperature by sex groups, while it slightly decreased cold stress resistance in the females acclimated to 27°C (significant adult temperature * adult feeding regime * sex interaction; Figure  2F).