Sentence examples for some kind of effect from inspiring English sources

"You can only hope he's going to have some kind of effect," Detective Limos said.

"But because they're international elder statespeople, there is some kind of effect.

Microsoft, said Pierre Ellis, an economist at Primark Decision Economics, "can't help but have some kind of effect on the market".

So climate change will have some kind of effect on hydropower production, but the flip side is that the case for hydropower rests partly on the desire to combat greenhouse gas emissions.

This study is conducted to investigate whether the English Proficiency (MUET) and loading hours have some kind of effect on one's academic performance.

Hopefully this corrective action has some kind of effect on the Internet giant's ability to unilaterally change the way it uses the user data it collects, but I'm not holding my breath.

These findings suggest that mesothelioma may not be caused just by the direct effect of asbestos on mesothelial cells, in which asbestos exposure might exert some kind of alternative effect on the body and allowed us to consider that one possible candidate is its effect on immune function.

However, it can be speculated that it is some kind of preserving effect where the pregnancy-related increases in cardiac output and blood volume with probable unfavorable effects on brain perfusion are kept in check through regulated carotid artery compliance.

Is there chance of these self-proclaimed celestial beings exerting some kind of civilising effect?

"It is very likely that there is some kind of class effect," Dr. Wolfe said.

In action scenes nowadays you can chalk everything up to some kind of computer effect.