Sentence examples for showing its effects from inspiring English sources
An amazing pattern is created in the clay – the blood that is spilled stays as a permanent reminder, showing its effects on the characters.
This dreadful cycle has been re-enacted, and re-discovered, from the Irish famine of the late 1840s right up to the latest television films showing its effects in Africa.
I am talking about my own country, Italy, where having the notoriously sexist Silvio Berlusconi in power for more than 20 years, on and off, is showing its effects — largely in the very different and disturbing way the #MeToo movement has played out in Italy.
Although islet transplantation (ITx) prevents severe hypoglycemia (1) and restores some counterregulatory hormone secretion (2), data showing its effects on restitution of hypoglycemia awareness are not conclusive (2, 3).
On the contrary, the skin damage produced by UVA, with a longer wavelength than UVB comprised between 320 and 400nm, is generally not clinically evident but will accumulate over the years, showing its effects later.
An example of illustration is given above in the point on cause and effect by using the Irish potato blight as a cause and showing its effects and as an effect by showing its causes.
The poems written from about 1930 to 1939 broadened this theme of disjointedness by showing its effect on society, as in the sadly ironic "The Mediterranean" (1932).
Kate Humble and Dr Helen Czerski follow the Earth's voyage around the sun for one complete orbit, travelling first from July to the December solstice and showing its effect.
For ω = ωc and η = 1, the anisotropy type is showing its effect on β and δ as well as on pocket of discontinuity.
Moreover, the selection of flow rate was based on studies showing its effect on peak shape [ 21] and resolution [ 22].
The first point denoting a change in the increase in incidence in 1985 precedes the introduction of screening programmes, which suggests that early "opportunistic" detection was already showing its effect.
