Sentence examples for the effect of world from inspiring English sources

Two of those periods reflect the effect of world wars.

Someone will soon start worrying about the effect of World Book Night on the world's forests.

Lloyd earned even more accolades for Cavalcade (1933), an epic drama based on a Noël Coward play that chronicles the effect of world events on two British families.

It will look at risk sharing along the supply chain, supply agreements and contracts, competition, bargaining and trading practices in the industry and the effect of world and retail prices on profitability.

This was down, Mr Piketty suggests, to the effect of world wars, high taxes and high inflation which destroyed private wealth (by contrast, in the 19th century, many upper class people lived quite comfortably off the income from government bonds).This he expresses in the form of a capital/income ratio.

Her run through the show was brisk but included a stop before a wall label that discussed the effect of World War I on Matisse, and it led Ms. Simpson to note that when the war broke out, the 44-year-old artist had bought a pair of combat boots even though he was too old to serve.

"The effects of world financial crisis have influenced the Albanian economy," he said, "but there is no economic crisis here".

Not only has there been no exhibition exploring the effects of World War I on French art, but few art history sources take this cataclysmic event into consideration.

These reforms and the effects of World War II pulled the central bank away from powerful bankers and further into the orbit of elected officials.

In The Wars (1977), Timothy Findley's narrator, through letters, clippings, and photographs, re-creates the effects of World War I on his hero.

One song, "The Price of Oil," named that as the reason for the war in Iraq, while "NPWA" extrapolated from one man's lost job to the effects of World Trade Organization to the slogan "no power without accountability".