Sentence examples for palpable effect on from inspiring English sources
And that appears to have a palpable effect on their ethics.
The largely negative portrayal of social workers in mainstream media has a palpable effect on the confidence of practitioners.
In recent financial quarters, as advertising rose to flood tide levels, the circulation decline had no palpable effect on revenue.
Moreover, the appellees convincingly explain how the immediate, constant threat of the partial veto power has a palpable effect on their current legislative choices.
No magic wand, the legislation would nonetheless have a very palpable effect on a country importing 60 percent of its gasoline needs.
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.
But the economic crisis has had few palpable effects on ordinary Germans so far.
But, she says, having parents with so many obligations has palpable effects on learning.
There is now a considerable amount of evidence that such "subliminal" stimuli can have palpable effects on experience, thought, or action.
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.
Representative Roy Blunt of Missouri, the Republican majority whip, said the televised images of the beheading had a palpable effect both on public opinion and the mood among lawmakers after days in which the focus had been on embarrassment and anger over prisoner abuse.
