Sentence examples for on what effects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wehrum of the Environmental Protection Agency would not speculate on what effects the legislation, should it become law, would have on the revised federal regulations.

Mr. O'Neill said Mr. Bush had directed his advisers at a meeting on Wednesday to develop detailed projections on what effects stimulus packages of different sizes and composition would have on the economy and job losses.

While it's generally believed that TV exposure under the age of 2 can potentially hinder mental development, the jury's out on what effects these newer devices might have on a baby's brain.

Emphasis is placed on what effects the orientation angle has on the ion loss rates, ion densities, and the electric and magnetic fields.

We have focused our efforts on what effects specific modulation of CCT-eta levels might have on fibroblast physiology.

Its exact definition depends on what effects are being considered and in which population phenotypic variance is measured.

Mr. Robbins declined to comment on what effect a price increase would have on the company.

Restler and a second aide passed the time by speculating on what effect the growing scandal might have on Silver's career.

Spokesmen for the N.B.A. and the players union declined to comment on what effect corporate sponsors might have on their sport if logos are put on jerseys.

"To not take a serious scientific look on what effect it will have on kids with asthma, on seniors with respiratory problems, on human health is an enormous mistake".

The economy is run according to "distributivism", a form of property-owning capitalism inspired by GK Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc, while the Saudis and Qataris vie for influence over the Arabs' new home from home (Houellebecq is silent on what effect this will have on property prices in Knightsbridge).