Sentence examples for more dramatic effects from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon is more common, and has more dramatic effects, during bubbles and panics.

In those artificial circumstances, precooling might have had more dramatic effects than it would outdoors.

The melting atmosphere of liquid pigment is typified by Jonas Lie's "In the Harbor," while more dramatic effects are achieved in David Fredenthal's "Trunk, Rock, Mountains".

Fixing them could mean wading through millions of lines of ancient computer code.In the longer term, more dramatic effects would appear.

He explained that there were two main methods: Viagra, as long as it didn't make me faint, since it was originally designed to lower blood pressure - its more dramatic effects being discovered by chance; or an injection into the dispiritingly recumbent member.

While history suggests that having the two houses of Congress split between the parties would be market-positive, this time, "the debate will now swing towards the prospects for the fiscal cliff and whether a deal can be done to ameliorate some of its more dramatic effects".

Although a small degree of differentiation was observed with an inducible MYB shRNA alone, a more dramatic effect was apparent from the synergy between MYB knockdown and (otherwise) marginally-effective concentrations of DIAs, which resulted in essentially complete differentiation.

"If you want Harvard to look more like America," he said, "changing admissions policies is going to have much more dramatic effect than changing financial aid".

The trials in the BMJ report were carried out by TCM acupuncturists, but Five Element practitioners believe it has an even more dramatic effect upon fertility.

The novel appears too preoccupied with large, ominous changes in Nigerian society to explain these smaller ones, but it turns out Ms. Adichie has saved them for more dramatic effect.

Fehr defended baseball's testing policy as one that he said he felt was making substantial progress and would lead to an "even more dramatic effect" in the current random testing phase.