Sentence examples for the deeper effects from inspiring English sources

Lack of insight is defined as lack of the ability to elaborate on the experience of a disease, label the symptoms of the disease as pathological, or have knowledge of the deeper effects that the symptoms or disease will have on one's environment [ 92].

The deeper effect of a narrow, partisan domestic agenda has been to polarize the country when unity was required.

The deeper effect of 4G is that it has killed patience and the feeling of being out-of-touch.

The deeper effect after PCI demonstrates that the light fluence needed to kill tumour is less than with PDT.

No one can doubt the deep effects of Labour's "reforms" but to maintain that the executive has suffered in the last 12 years is absurd.

But as suggested in Ray's report to the American Missionary Association, the deep effects of the draft riots would require a much longer period to be overcome.

"I think that if we overemphasize a quantitative, micro-economic approach to terrorism, we may fail to recognize the deep effects of religious fervor, hatred, bravado and psychodynamic pressures that are unknown to the typical Western mind," Dr. Victoroff said.

But perhaps the deepest effect of 9/11 is to make that acquaintance a little more intimate.

Strangely, it is this last quality that may have the deepest effect on the way people live.

Today's report sheds light on not only how widespread violence against women is - but also the deep effect it has on their health.

In Classical tragedy, he said the human "will" was "exhibited as struggling with fate, a great and beautiful instance and illustration of which is the Prometheus of Aeschylus; and the deepest effect is produced, when the fate is represented as a higher and intelligent will".