Sentence examples for much effect in from inspiring English sources

None of these is having much effect in Britain.

"We don't see much effect in the short to medium term," he says.

Few were wearing costumes; dressing up wouldn't have had much effect in the darkness.

Attacks from Conservative politicians are unlikely to have much effect in this regard.

But it remains to be seen if his strategy of protesting and negotiating simultaneously will have much effect in Russia.

In another gesture to voters, it launched a crackdown on illegal immigrants, ostensibly as a way of dealing with rising crime.None of this will have much effect in the short term, if ever.

It remains unclear whether Clinton's more detailed approach will have much effect, especially in a year when emotion seems to be driving much of the electorate.

There is no evidence the State Department announcement has had much effect on tourism in Chiapas.

Additionally, the model showed that the bulk gas rate does not have that much effect on conversion in the AFR.

But taxes and regulations haven't really had much effect at all in the past 40 years.

18 Contrarily, neither hot nor cold temperatures had much effect on pneumonia deaths in hot cities in the USA.