Sentence examples for saving the effects from inspiring English sources

The new model's running lights were matched to similar intensities, saving the effects artists time because the lights would look correct with only a single pass, instead of three passes required previously (for the sensor dome, running lights, and window lights).

First, click "Apply" to save the effect.

While in the short-term compulsory treatment is often life saving, the longer term effects of this are uncertain.

While Paul Keedwell, a psychiatrist at Cardiff University claims that even full-blown depression may have its purpose, saving the sufferer from the effects of long-term stress.

Mullin, M; Smith, MD; McNamara, DE, Paying to save the beach: effects of local finance decisions on coastal management, Climatic Change, vol. 152 no. 2 (January, 2019), pp. 275-289 [abs] [abs].

Although the actions of the Beijing government were primarily motivated by self-interest – avoiding being dragged down by the crisis – they also had the effect of saving the western economies from a fate far worse.

The Treasury secretary received a warm reception from the community bankers when he said that the administration strongly supports a proposal moving through Congress that would have the effect of saving the banking industry more than $7 billion in new premium payments to prop up the rapidly dwindling federal deposit insurance fund.

It appears that the enemy abandoned all hope of saving the city when we effected the crossing of the Tigris on February 23.

The challenge is choosing the most effective drug with the fewest side effects while saving the "big guns" for the most resistant infections.

The institute, a partnership between big business and the UK government, aims to develop low-carbon ideas, which will dominate markets between 2020 and 2050 and make Britain one of the leading manufacturers and exporters in this key period for saving the planet from the worst effects of climate change.

The other challenge is sorting out the farm-credit crisis so that as many full-time family farms as possible can be saved from the effects of the recession of recent years--a recession that has been the worst since the 1930s.