Sentence examples for making its effect from inspiring English sources

Over time, methadone accumulates in the body, making its effect stronger.

In Oceanside, as in many districts in the state, the elimination of bilingual education has been accompanied by other changes, making its effect hard to gauge with precision.

Commonly, epinephrine is added for this purpose; it acts as a vasoconstrictor, narrowing the blood vessels, thus slowing the anesthetic's absorption into the bloodstream and making its effects last longer.

For better or worse, we are being propelled into a global order that no one fully understands, but which is making its effects felt upon all of us.

So, it is possible that the polar paradox is applicable only when antioxidant is added at high concentration (reaching a critical concentration) making its effects on interfacial phenomena to dominate over solubility effects.

Second, trade liberalization is usually just one element of a package of market-oriented economic policy measures that together increase the economic vulnerability of large numbers of people, making its effects difficult to isolate from those of other globalization processes that are occurring simultaneously.

Still, it makes its effect.

It never fails to make its effect, and it did so again on Wednesday evening.

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".

That this ultra-sensitive material is presented without sentimentality or sensationalism makes its effect all the more chilling.