Sentence examples for meant the effect from inspiring English sources

M&S finance director Alan Stewart said more clothing had gone into its winter sale than it had planned, but tactical pre-Christmas discounts coupled with the calendar change meant the effect on its profit margins was "blended" out.

However, this improvement was similar in both treatment groups which meant the effect of PRP therapy in tennis elbow management was shown to be almost same as AWB.

That meant the effects of the programme had been "economically significant", the Bank concluded.

Several sounds were not recorded properly during shooting, which meant the effects had to be redone in the editing rooms.

This meant the effects of analgesia on kinematics over time were not investigated.

Last season, City registered 23 players and used only 21 because of the eight homegrown players rule, so to have this reduced to five means the effect of the sanction on the club has been greatly diluted.

By professional bearing I mean the effect which is produced by dignity, courtesy, promptness, proper dress.

A December 1 court date means the effect of any financial restitution remains a distant concern.

We mean the effect of policy enforcement which brings to reduce the number of documents that are actually accessed.

While we may never know what effect our life has on others it doesn't mean the effect we do have is insignificant.

TROα means the effect is the allele substitution effect.