Sentence examples for mixed effect on from inspiring English sources

Ten years in office have had a mixed effect on Bolivia's society and environment.

But Jeezy's association with B.M.F. had a mixed effect on his early musical career.

Earlier research suggests that climate change is having a mixed effect on forests, depending on their location.

He put that philosophy into practice to mixed effect on Friday afternoon in his second foray on to Twitter, where despite his recent pledge to tone down the Irish airline's "macho" image, he informed customers that he kept fit via "Tantric sex.

Other relatively cheap programmes that have thrived at the expense of the soaps are chat and quiz shows, although the success of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" on ABC is pulling the newest quiz programmes into the evening "prime time".The Internet is having a mixed effect on the soaps.

Government efforts to reach out to BP's competitors also had a mixed effect on the effort.

Because this technology assesses drug effects across all, or most, of the set of cardiac ion channel types, it should have the ability to detect drugs with isolated adverse effects on repolarization and to differentiate those drugs from the ones with mixed effects on depolarizing and repolarizing forces, resulting in less net risk.

But most powerful technologies, like automobiles, "have mixed effects on society," he said.

Chu's most original analysis of Courbet's reputation in his day concerns its mixed effects on a newly "bi-gendered" public.

The ongoing acquisition saga surrounding cable company MediaOne umg had mixed effects on the participants.

BOPD had mixed effects on earnings depending on whether the volunteer earned above or below SGA.