Sentence examples for realise this effect from inspiring English sources

There are two plausible explanations: the governments do not know about the correlation between increasing tobacco taxes on increasing life expectancy, or they realise this effect, but do not want to increase life expectancy.

But he doesn't realise the effect it's having on the outside".

"But they need to realise the effect it could have on somebody's employment.

"When you realise the effect food can have on your brain and mood you realise how important it is".

I don't know why they do it but I doubt the crowd realise the effect that has on players.

Channel 4 must realise the effect it has had and is still having on the lives of Traveller children.

This means a short walk down towards Tyneside, where most are found and where, after you pay your entry, you realise the effect of those trebles has begun to wear off.

"I knew that what he was doing was inappropriate, but I didn't realise the effect he was having on me until after we broke up.

Saville admonished Lieutenant N "not only for firing, but also for failing to realise the effect that his firing would be likely to have on the other soldiers who had come into the Bogside".

On Tuesday, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby said on BBC Radio 4's Today programme that some bankers did not seem to realise the effect of the 2008 economic downturn, largely attributed to the actions of the financial sector.

He added: "You don't realise the effect that people can have on the team and the lack of people can have on the team.