Sentence examples for magnifying the effect from inspiring English sources

In Nepal, five or six private channels born in the past two years are magnifying the effect of student protests against the monarchy.

As in their first test, Messrs Blanchard and Wolfers find that labour-market rigidities are magnifying the effect of shocks—even more so in this case.This is by no means the last word on the causes of Europe's unemployment.

Placed in the middle of the dining table, a mirror can serve as the base for your centerpiece of candles, greenery or flowers, and magnifying the effect.

Others simply add their effects together, and yet others interact synergistically, magnifying the effect either or both would normally have.

Previous droughts in the Midwest (most recently in 1988) also resulted in higher food prices, but misguided energy policies are magnifying the effects of the current one.

"Paving over surfaces can also intensify the urban heat island effect, potentially magnifying the effects of heatwaves in cities". The loss of domestic garden space also presents a threat to wildlife.

This reveals that the profound ecological role of crab predation involves not only direct impacts on lower trophic levels but also propagates beyond the crab habitat, magnifying the effects.

Billions will need to be spent to ensure that the damage done by this earthquake doesn't end up massively magnifying the effects of the next one.

Similarly, aging itself is associated with fat loss, magnifying the effects of acne scarring.

This increased PAP responsiveness could be responsible for magnifying the effects of training, as the control group would remain in the same training state, responding similarly to PAP.

On the other hand, access to specialty care may be more complex than access to primary care, magnifying the effects of insurance status for a child.