Sentence examples for made the effect of from inspiring English sources

But social media has only made the effect of hoax stories worse.

Dr. Lande said the study found "that the presence of hypertension made the effect of poor sleep on cognition even worse".

That decision stated that an act of Congress had made the effect of the conditions in an employee's pass a federal question, but decided that 'federal' question entirely by reliance on the old Adams 'general commercial law' state rule.

Conclusions drawn from data from large registries, FDA in particular, have made the effect of a thunderclap, and histological data published by the same group have found a significant excess risk of pancreatic cancer and precancerous lesions.

In the last two decades, an increase in the live loads applied to structures, such as bridges, coupled with a decrease in dead load due to the use of lighter high-strength materials have made the effect of repeated loading on these structures more pronounced.

Note that since the primary UVTA statute of limitations in § 9 are measured from the date "the transfer was made", the effect of a transferee who fails to perfect an interest in the asset is that the limitation period never begins to run!

The recent flat performance of equity markets has made the effects of high charges more visible.

But Guatemala's history of greater income disparities, between the upper classes and the rural indigenous population, made the effects of negative economic factors much more devastating.

A high tide made the effects of the storm particularly deadly, and a storm surge of roughly 40 feet (12 metres) flooded the low-lying coastal areas.

This made the effects of the conflict widely felt throughout the state.

The deflation made the effects of the Panic of 1873 worse, making it more expensive for debtors to pay debts they had contracted when currency was less valuable.