Sentence examples for mind the effects from inspiring English sources
He said the news that Ms. St. Guillen had been killed brought to mind "the effects of 20 years back at Dorrian's on 84th Street".
Encore opened as a twin to the equally giant Wynn in late-2008, and the two properties represent Steve Wynn's greatest hits: fantastic restaurants, an interior design of canopies and coffered ceilings that bring to mind the effects of Bellagio.
Bearing in mind the effects of compressibility of cakes, the effect of higher driving force on capacity is derived for constant-pressure filtration from the well-known law of Darcy.
Reading in OMS about propaganda's influence on people living in a totalitarian state brings to mind the effects of our country's narratives on us.
Bearing in mind the effects of pro-inflammatory stimuli on the Par-complex proteins aPKC and Par3 in intestinal cells, we asked whether these proteins may, in turn, participate in the control of epithelial pro-inflammatory responses.
Dick Gregory, the acerbic comedian, put it this way: "So now they are trying to get us comfortable with dying?" Surely it is wise to bear in mind the effects of religion, family and the rest on medical decision making.
Over lunch in New York, he told me that he doesn't mind the effect he has.
His advisers rejected Rubinomics and hearkened back to Reaganomics, insisting that long-run tax cuts, never mind the effect on the budget deficit, are the key to growth.
But it seems that no matter how high gas prices may climb (and never mind the effect on the environment), many folks will still insist on their right to drive the biggest, baddest vehicle they can afford.
It is impossible to convey just how often you see his image, or the effect this has on your psychology - never mind the effect it must have on the relatives of the three million who have been murdered directly by the regime since Saddam's party came to power in 1964.
(Never mind the effect on the supply chains, the grocery and clothing stores where those people shopped, etc... The foreclosures, the bankruptcies, the misery...) Thanks, George!
