Sentence examples for make its effects from inspiring English sources

There was a dangerous drift downward in the economy just as the Asian crisis of 1998 began to make its effects felt.

Paco is highly addictive because its high lasts just a few minutes — and is so intense that many users smoke 20 to 50 paco cigarettes a day to try to make its effects linger.

The first measure of the American population in the new decade offered fresh evidence that the economic trouble that has plagued the country for the past several years continues to make its effects felt.

It is a burden on those providing such services to expect them to cure poverty, although they can perhaps make its effects less harsh for those they work with.

Therefore, it is a translational challenge to implement soluble (s RANKL shedding in order to make its effects systemic.

It envelops us in a red membrane of passion and fear, and, in some way, that I do not fully understand, it employs taboos and ancient superstitions to make its effect.

Reviewing Ingmar Bergman's "Cries and Whispers," he calls it "hypnotic, disturbing, frightening" and admits, "It envelops us in a red membrane of passion and fear, and in some way that I do not fully understand it employs taboos and ancient superstitions to make its effect".

But this understanding did not make its effect upon my childhood significantly less intense: I loved my mother and dreaded losing her.

The most important of the German private presses, the Bremer Presse (1911 39), conducted by Willy Wiegand, like the Doves Press, rejected ornament (except for initials) and relied upon carefully chosen types and painstaking presswork to make its effect.

Mr. Barenboim and his players created a performance in which they were deeply embedded, a performance in which the phrasing of a middle part or the contour of a slow crescendo would make its effect even amid so much other detail.

These factors conspired to make its effect on the Oort Cloud very small.