Sentence examples for some sort of effect from inspiring English sources

It apparently has some sort of effect on others, too.

"It always has some sort of effect," she said, when asked about Venus's loss.

I was aware that Hurricane Sandy might have some sort of effect on Greenwich Village, and I took measures.

The cellars of the pubs down by the river were said to flood, which presumably had some sort of effect on the beer.

He found that 28 percent of studies with cellphone industry funding showed some sort of effect, while 67 percent of studies without such funding did so.

As they relate to the notion that human industry — in its myriad forms — is having some sort of effect on the climate, the effect of the hacked e-mail messages seemed negligible.

Albeit relevant and well-validated outcome measures were used, some sorts of effects of the intervention may not have been detected.

It may signal some sort of panel effect [ 62] or Hawthorne effect where respondents become familiar with the survey procedure following the first interview and modify their behavior or attitude accordingly.

Instead, we infer that ADM requires a non-cell- autonomous effect produced by widespread Ptf1a deletion, consistent with some sort of "field" effect.

This will have some sort of chilling effect on the institution of the Presidency.

There's been, for whatever reason, some sort of drafting effect that's pulling teams along to chase the rabbits".