Sentence examples for making the effects of from inspiring English sources

Yet union canvassers are also confronting an unprecedented factor in this election — Mr. Obama's race — making the effects of their door-to-door appeals less predictable.

It is not just that riding a bicycle requires more coordination than driving a car, making the effects of alcohol more dangerous, said the lead author, Dr. Guohua Li.

Unlike Mr. Ryan, who proposed capping the growth of premium support to the growth of the economy, plus 0.5 percentage points, Mr. Romney has not specified how much money he would give to future beneficiaries to buy coverage, or how fast it would grow — making the effects of his proposal difficult to assess.

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

Histamine shifts the TH1/TH2 balance from TH1 to TH2 cytokines making the effects of histamine on IL-10 secretion an important factor in this switch.

The spatial dynamics of the root system was related to the interaction between plant roots and soil, making the effects of plant roots on soil conservation and slope protection change with the spatial dynamics of the root system and ecological environment (Stokes et al. 2008).

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.

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.

(2): The lateral friction of the sides of the slides in these shallow soils are less, making the effect of the free-face of a topographical nose unimportant.

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

But ever since that early May report, the Fed has been chattering about tapering its bond purchases, making the effect of stronger economic data harder to pick out.