Sentence examples for permanent effect on from inspiring English sources

Central banks around the world are trying to gauge whether the current oil price spike will have "a permanent effect on inflation, or if it's just a one-off shock," Mr. Draghi said.

THAT a gestating mother's environment can have a permanent effect on the physiology of her offspring is well established.

The police said the result is more accidents, which is bad enough, but residents said impatient drivers are having a deeper, more permanent effect on how people live.

Years later, in his journal, Kerouac would wonder if his mother had been right to ask if the accident had had a permanent effect on his head.

And the same approach that brought a decline in sulfur dioxide emissions can have an equally dramatic and permanent effect on carbon emissions.

Regardless of whether the performance is great or beastly, it may have a permanent effect on the way the character lingers in your mind.

"Among forces of change, urbanization will have the most direct, immediate and permanent effects on the extent, condition and health of forests," the study found.

These events may produce long-term and permanent effects on how voters see the candidates, but they often overshoot the mark in the close term.

Klay writes with a powerful restraint about the inversion of normal reality called combat, its permanent effects on bodies and souls, but the best stories in "Redeployment" look at war from a slight distance.

Does it make any sense at all to expand this category to include drugs that treat conditions like hypertension or elevated cholesterol, which have permanent effects on many organs in the body?

Just this week, a recent study found that casual marijuana use can have permanent effects on the brain As the discussion about parenting and marijuana continues, we want to hear from you.