Sentence examples for obvious effects of from inspiring English sources
One of the most obvious effects of recording was to replace musicians with machines.
"This is one of the most obvious effects of the fiscal cliff," Mr. Schapiro added, "because it will affect all taxpayers".
Here Sir Martin, best known as Winston Churchill's official biographer, is on home turf, and he writes about the obvious effects of world wars, colonialism and the rise of Israel on the decline of Jewish-Muslim relations.
By positioning himself outside the history of Imelda Marcos's marriage and her husband Ferdinand's twenty-year rule — a rule that ended in infamy, with rumors of a Marcos-sanctioned assassination and a subsequent uprising — Byrne turns his back on the complexities of politics and latches instead onto the obvious effects of power: a standard conflict (with no real resolution) for a pop opera.
The obvious effects of crashworthy devices are a decrease of the maximum collision-force and nacelle acceleration, especially for ships with smaller initial kinetic energy.
No obvious effects of wake flow control could be observed by placing the vortex generators near the rear end of the trailer model.
The most obvious effect of the diminished ranks of nongovernmental groups was a far more serious tone.
Dr. Del Tredici, the arboretum's director of living collections, grinned at the obvious effect of this forgotten tree, brought there by the Scottish plantsman Robert Fortune in the 1800's.
Despite this design, or perhaps with its connivance (as I said, it's busy, it's fun), the most obvious effect of Ratmansky's work is a humanizing of "The Sleeping Beauty".
Ballard, William Gibson, and Kathy Acker is only the most obvious effect of the kind of inspiration that makes a young writer drop a book and grab a pen, wishing to emulate so sensational a sound.
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.
