Sentence examples for tangible effect on the from inspiring English sources

Expectations that Mr. Temer would replace Ms. Rousseff have had one tangible effect on the nation's financial outlook: As the impeachment process moved forward in recent months, Brazilian stocks rallied 35percentthoughugh they lost two points on Monday.

As comprehensive immigration reform remains unlikely in the current political climate, the report highlights steps that the administration could take immediately -- ones that the group contends would have a tangible effect on the immigration system and specifically serve to attract foreign-born talent to U.S. shores.

It is debatable whether "Silkwood" had any tangible effect on the nuclear power industry.

Mr. Larsen said the audits, in which three PricewaterhouseCoopers employees visit E-Loan's offices for three weeks, have had a more tangible effect on the company's business methods.

The dollar would have to hold its present lower level "for a number of months" to have any tangible effect on the economy.

An announcement by Cadbury Schweppes in London on June 19 that it was likely to sell the Americas Beverages division "doesn't have a tangible effect on the course of the launch" of Accelerade, he added.

What our figures show is that there are very large, tangible effects on the public purse.

Two recent articles in The Times describe the nexus between a warming climate and tangible effects on the ground and in the upper atmosphere.

Lavi Soloway, an immigration lawyer who has represented many same-sex binational couples, including Mr. Infante and Mr. Brooks, said, "There will be immediate tangible effects on the lives of lesbian and gay couples who have been struggling for a very long time".

It is a serious matter as waste materials produce tangible effects on the soil and environmental system of most areas in the city of Karachi [3, 4].

Results show that the Supply Management scenario can be used to improve upon the demand supply but that it has no tangible effects on the improvement of the resources in the study region.