Sentence examples for much effect the from inspiring English sources

Of course it is hard to quantify exactly how much effect the media has on market movements.

It is too soon to predict how much effect the central bank's action will have on the euro zone economy.

The mystery now lies in how much effect the real estate slowdown will have on the broader economy.

While some analysts questioned how much effect the bank's move would have on the economy, Mr. Hatoyama said he was satisfied, for now.

His central strategy, to convince voters that Mr. Corzine is cynically trying to buy a Senate seat, has not had much effect, the survey found.

Abercrombie, who has contributed stories to anthologies edited by Martin, had wondered how much effect the television series would have on Martin's already big sales.

"Neither cutting aid nor providing aid seems to have put the United States in the position of having much effect on the positions of the [Sisi] government,' notes Dunne.

In fact, surveys suggest the level of service doesn't have much effect on the size of the tip.

These changes, though distortions, should not have much effect on the health of the economy, he added.

Whatever racism existed, it did not seem to have much effect on the fighters in the room.

The storm was unlikely to have much effect on the drought that has troubled the Midwest for months.