But the Greek crisis had a palpable effect even on countries under no obvious pressure from financial markets, especially Britain, where the new coalition government announced tax increases and dramatic cuts in spending.
No magic wand, the legislation would nonetheless have a very palpable effect on a country importing 60 percent of its gasoline needs.
The lower people's education levels, the less likely they are to take a medication that does not have any immediately palpable effect when they take it.
The palpable effect of living in perpetual crisis is bruisingly rendered here; it's a production that succeeds in stringing itself taut and that, even now, makes O'Casey's angry howl vibrate with credibility (2 15).
And this story, too, begins erotically, as Eva Mendes strokes herself to entice her night-club-manager boyfriend, played by Joaquin Phoenix (who, with his co-star Mark Wahlberg, co-produced the film, to palpable effect).
He promises to leave a legacy of brick, concrete, steel and glass matched by few of his predecessors, which would alter the landscape of Britain, both city and countryside, to palpable effect.
The state of our minds has a palpable effect on our bodies, meaning that we are finally learning how to protect ourselves better from the worst ravages of illness.
She says there is a palpable effect on the routes and the numbers using them as soon as individual countries impose caps or restrictions, close borders or make military deployments.
Few believers turn up in the main mosque in Zanjan, a soaring concrete structure with double-glazed windows and powerful air-conditioning near the Azeri border.All these social changes have had a palpable effect on Iranian politics.
