Sentence examples for most important effects from inspiring English sources

Eavan Boland wrote me in a letter that "the creation of the loved and lost boy" is one of the poem's most important effects.

But one of the most important effects of technology has been to allow for an enormous increase in human population.

One of the most important effects is a very large increase in drag as well as a reduction in lift.

"The most important effects of the law will be on health costs and coverage and the efficiency of the health care system, not on jobs".

Mr Paes said the most important effects of the Olympics "are sometimes, many times, the intangible transformations, the impalpable ones related to the brand of a country, the brand of a city, with the self-esteem of a country".

The costs being calculated, by the way, don't include the long-run threat of climate change; they're focused on measurable impacts of pollution on health and productivity, with the most important effects involving how pollutants — especially small particulates — affect human health, and use standard valuations on mortality and morbidity to turn these into dollars.

But its most important effect is to subvert British-German political relations.

The most important effect of the use of back stories is the shifting of a reader's sympathies.

The most important effect of the Medicare overhaul is to make that mind-altering number even bigger.

Its most important effect is probably that it gives a showing to foreign films whose chances are otherwise precarious..

The most important effect, though, is on the brain, which cannot develop properly without iodine.