Sentence examples for making the effect from inspiring English sources

Ms. Scanlon noted that almost certainly there would be no big bonuses on Wall Street this year, making the effect of layoffs more immediate than in the past.

Influence and displacement take away control from the legislature, either forcing it to enact constitutional-style rules or else making the effect of its statutory design uncertain.

Bartok uses no strings at all in the first movement, pitting the piano against percussion and wind, making the effect of the slow nocturne and its muted strings with timpani and piano all the more intimate and atmospheric.

My every imaginative effort was directed toward making the effect of that reality as strong as I could, and not so as to illuminate the present through the past but to illuminate the past through the past.

However, larger expenditures in some countries may be due to lower efficiency, which might imply that everyone becomes a net contributor, making the effect unambiguously negative.

Another reason may be the loose constraints incurred by the setting of minimum reliability, making the effect of confidence levels become less significant.

There is evidence that climate change is making the effects of El Niño more severe.

It can be done by making the effects of the interconnections between the subsystems arbitrarily small.

For some, it doesn't surface for years, making the effects harder to trace back to their origin.

This year the virus converted from low-pathogenic to high-pathogenic in some places, making the effects of the virus more apparent in poultry.

Antibiotics can decrease your body's ability to break down caffeine, making the effects last longer.