Sentence examples for most obvious effect from inspiring English sources

So the most obvious effect on the gravity is the geometry of the seafloor.

Its most obvious effect would be to encourage people to sell stocks, driving markets down even further.

The most obvious effect of the diminished ranks of nongovernmental groups was a far more serious tone.

Iraqis say its most obvious effect, apart from the closure of bars and pubs, has been the proliferation of speakeasies and a sharp rise in drinking at home.

Tiger is not in town and the most obvious effect was the comparative lie-ins everyone from fans to security men to the media will enjoy.

To those Europeans living closest to the Atlantic the most obvious effect of the ocean is the Gulf Stream keeping our west coast 5C warmer in the winter than it would otherwise be.

One of the most obvious effects of recording was to replace musicians with machines.

It is off the pitch, however, that the intensity of a World Cup has produced its most obvious effects.

If the bust of 25/11 was sparked by property, its most obvious effects were apparent in the financial sector.

"This is one of the most obvious effects of the fiscal cliff," Mr. Schapiro added, "because it will affect all taxpayers".

The most obvious effects were shown by the histopathological investigations.