Sentence examples for no visible effects from inspiring English sources

Dominating from the baseline for much of the match and showing no visible effects from the twisted ankle sustained against Li, Clijsters prevailed, 6-3, 7-6 (4).

At dinner with the elder Xi in 1980, David Lampton, a China specialist at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins, marvelled that he could toast dozens of guests, over glasses of Maotai, with no visible effects.

Perry had been in action until 11.30pm on Wednesday before closing out a 13-12 win over Stephen Maguire, but the 33-year-old world No18 showed no visible effects of his marathon match.

The latter results showed that no visible effects were found for wind speeds up to 17.5 m/s (which was the maximum wind speed observed during the campaign).

The lettuce, radish, and wheat plants showed no visible effects from the rapid decompression, and there were no differences in fresh or dry mass when compared to control plants maintained continuously at 33 or 98 kPa.

A recent study he worked on showed that commercial cage diving in Haleiwa had no visible effects on the movements of sharks in the area.

That very day, Amazon suspended Price for behavior that had been investigated to no visible effect two years earlier.

Grant was able to refuse alcohol when offered, and on occasion could drink moderately with no visible effect.

He suggested a threefold classification, the forerunner of several different classifications enumerated from time to time with no visible effect on practice.

The workers' words and acts of rage had no visible effect on production at the factory, which reopened today after three weeks of suspended operations while the company tried to sell excess inventory.

For most of the past decade Germany and France have been working on the single currency, while Britain has become increasingly detached from the idea, all with no visible effect on the pattern of foreign direct investment.