Sentence examples for real world effect from inspiring English sources

Creating that kind of negative incentive, Justice Stephen Breyer said, is a "real world effect" the court should carefully consider.

It's impossible to argue that today's avalanche of insurrectionist rhetoric doesn't have a real world effect.

That's the real world effect of raising retirement age by a month periodically.

And yet what is the real world effect of all that data crunching?

Officials say these might include infecting and disconnecting enemy computers, or creating "real world effects" by targeting computer systems that control civilian infrastructure – the power grid, for instance.

Social media sites have had a pretty interesting year when it comes to approaching filter bubbles and echo chambers and the real world effects that come when they effect something like a national election.

By modifying the trace data, we could also study what real world effects influence the protocols the most and found that the network topology was the biggest contributor to the errors of the original two-ray ground propagation model.

To be fair, it's unlikely that more than a very small percentage of PS3 owners actually take advantage of this feature, so even though public outcry might be loud on gadget and tech blogs, the real world effects will be pretty minimal.

But, beyond the realms of critical appreciation, what are the real world effects on an artist whose music is featured in a game?

Whether the contrast between Trump and his second-in-command is due to political inexperience, intentional insensitivity, historical naïveté, or a transactional way of approaching issues; the role leaders play in condemning prejudice appears to have real world effects.

We have added a "usual care" group to determine real world effects of pain coping skills.