Sentence examples for the effect of someone from inspiring English sources

In fact, he wrote, "the effect of asking the political questions on well-being is only a little less than the effect of someone becoming unemployed".

"Even if SNAP doesn't have the effect of lifting someone out of poverty, it moves them further up," Mr. Concannon said.

Friends were also more likely to have very different immunity-related genes, which actually has the effect of giving someone extra immunity.

You may well get mad quite often, but cutting loose with the curse words and name-calling every time something rankles you dilutes the effect of cussing someone out.

Over this they construct an unfortunate analogy that relates Stockholm syndrome – in which a hostage develops empathy for their kidnapper – to the consuming effect of someone's embrace.

If someone in one jurisdiction feels the effect of the action of someone in another jurisdiction, the laws of the first still apply.

When he would talk about Buffalo, my mother would always marvel at his connection to his roots and his beaming pride, and say something to the effect of, "thank goodness someone loves Buffalo".

"At that time, I said something to the effect of  'I think someone else should take the lead as I am not sure if my cooling off period has expired or may be expiring shortly.' John [Deasy] wondered if there was a conflict of interest since the pilot was not with Pearson but the Pearson Foundation.

The offence is also committed if the effect of the person's language is that someone else will think that immediate violence will be used against them or a violent response provoked.

The effects of smearing someone else's good name are almost immediate.

The effect is of someone banging repeatedly on the same jarring piano chord.