Sentence examples for promised effects from inspiring English sources

For all their promised effects, there's actually no proof that many products actually work, and many of them have potentially grave side effects.

The ability to levitate is one of the promised effects of enlightenment, according to the Yoga Sutras, which are to yoga what the Bible is to Christianity or the Torah is to Judaism.

The ability to stop and start one's own heartbeat at will is one of the promised effects of diligent yoga practice, according to the current top guru of Ashtanga Yoga.

And, after downing a few kava drinks, I did experience some of its promised effects: I felt physically relaxed, a little numb.

However, skilled attendance will only have the promised effect if the different components of it are implemented, and thus quality of care is assured (6).

In the piece, "The Polarization of Extremes," Sunstein argued that the trend promised ill effects for the direction—or, more precisely, the misdirection of public opinion.

Sometimes, promised beneficial effects of several commercially available PGPMs are not realized even in controlled greenhouse conditions [50] or in the field [15].

They have promised, in effect, not to increase the burden of the UK's most important income and indirect taxes, that raise 75% of all taxes.

Moreover, these processes also promise economic effects.

Thus, Ysaying to Z "I promise x" effects the coordination of the behaviour of Yas promisor and Z as promisee.

Conclusively, defined and consented standard procedures promise beneficial effects on process design, development costs, and quality.