Sentence examples for lost effect from inspiring English sources

But the derivative deadness of the project sinks the actors, who try to rally past Kate Whoriskey's deer-in-the-headlights direction — perhaps she's thrown by the discrepancy between the script and the actors' willingness to be better than it is — but to listless, lost effect.

When the temperature is higher than 700 °C, the steel fibers lost effect, and the failure mode turned brittle.

The main messaging and 'calls to action' get lost, effecting user engagement.

SP was replaced by artemisinin combination treatment, or ACT, and experts now worry it is losing effect.

Approval would give women a way to extend prevention therapy after tamoxifen, which studies have shown loses effect after five years.

Point b in Fig. 5 is defined as the limit value above which the stimulation loses effect.

The plots in Figure 7(a) show that, due to the high rate of vaccines losing effect, though the vaccinated rate is high, the Dengue virus can outbreak in a short span of time.

Nonetheless, the point of this case should be taken to heart: Exemptions typically are available only to an individual debtor, and when assets are transferred to something other than an individual debtor then the exemption loses effect.

My hyper and controlled selves melt in and out of each other as the medication gains or loses effect.

Some experts had feared that the virus would become resistant to such combinations or that the drugs would lose effect over time.

Therefore, the observations confirm that the structure of the coupled plasmons can have very good transmission properties despite the application of losing effects.