Sentence examples for persistent effect from inspiring English sources

The persistent effect is of being uncomfortably near a height-challenged hunter closing in on an elephant.

The only way speculation can have a persistent effect on oil prices, then, is if it leads to physical hoarding — an increase in private inventories of black gunk.

I don't mind whether the feet in those boots are British, American or Afghan, but we need more to have the persistent effect to give the people [of Helmand] confidence in us".

This can have a persistent effect because it's harder to accumulate wealth when your parents can't help you pay for education or buy a home.

Probably not, because there is a persistent effect in terms of increasing uncertainty about public finances and about economic performance – and this will depress both some kinds of consumption and many forms of productive investment.

In his recent book "The Dorito Effect_,_" the journalist Mark Schatzker details the persistent effect that progress in food processing has had on our taste buds, as we amp up artificial flavors in an attempt regain the natural flavor we have stripped from our food with technology.

Earlier research has established a substantial and persistent effect of displacement on labour market success.

2. Persistent effect of red cell transfusion on health-related quality of life after cardiac surgery.

We aimed to evaluate the persistent effect of pregnancy on maternal cardiovascular physiology.

Across states over the 1880 1980 period, Mitchener and McLean (2003) find a negative and persistent effect on productivity levels.

All four lags are positive, meaning that there is a persistent effect of the dynamics of current account balance.