Sentence examples for public effects from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

Although trained to score objectively, judges can be inconsistent or affected by a number of factors, including the nationality of the athlete, political inclinations, or even the public effect, to name a few [28], [29].

For all modeling approaches, we consider a core benchmark model that does not capture the public holiday effects, but allows for simple addition of holiday effects.

Herd effect may thus be an important component of the public health effects of influenza vaccination.

Virtually none of the studies focuses on the critical environmental and public health effects.

"Instead of just talking about the morality of gambling, they're stressing the social and public welfare effects of the lottery, which appeals to liberals, too.

In relatively many studies the public holiday effects are simply ignored.