Sentence examples for public effect from inspiring English sources

That aside, he said, "The Catholic Church has a tremendous public effect on society" and should be scrutinized the same as any other institution.

In being spared too much of these demands, Vince has used his time to maximum public effect - inside and outside the Commons chamber.

The media reaction to the death of Robin Williams is another reminder that when bad things happen to the famous it can have, if only in the short-term, a beneficial public effect.

For all its disappointments, here and there you can just about suss out why this show happened in the first place, what it could have been, and how Björk – like no one else in the realm of pop culture – built a cooperative artistic practice that spanned media and registers, high and low, to unprecedented public effect.

Indeed, there's a paradox here, namely what might be seen as the various tribunals' greatest distinction — that they adhere strictly to international standards of due process — is exactly what denies them the attention needed for them to have full public effect.

A slight shift in the framing of language can change the public effect of your behavior.

Journalists rarely questioned whether AI was likely to be the best answer to these problems, nor did they acknowledge debates about the technology's public effects.

But if it tells, in Mr. Ludin's words, "a typical German story," the movie also offers an unusually matter-of-fact picture of the private and public effects of ordinary evil.

Tweets, by contrast, are both terribly brief and terribly public; in effect the polar opposite of traditional channels.

Tweets, by contrast, are both terribly brief and terribly public; in effect the polar opposite of traditional channels.

However, especially for multivariate short-term forecasts multiple models which incorporate public holiday effect have better forecasting results.