Sentence examples for the eventual effect from inspiring English sources

Frequently, the eventual effect is a change in behaviour.

If that has the eventual effect of letting him deal with Isis in Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor it will leave the west with much bigger strategic problems across the region as a whole.

As I mentioned after the debate, I had not come across a study on the relationship between instant-reaction debate polls and the eventual effect on the horse race polls.

But then he ran with it, with the eventual effect that Jean-Luc Godard would have Jean-Paul Belmondo gawk at a poster of "The Harder They Fall" and sigh, "Bogie," in "Breathless," while thousands of film students over the years somehow got it into their absurd little heads that Bogart was only "being himself".

By bringing America back to the region in force, renewing the American alliance with Pakistan, conducting "regime change" in Afghanistan and, for the first time, securing American footholds in Uzbekistan and Kirgizstan, last September's terrorist attacks may have the eventual effect of bringing stability to a highly volatile part of the world.

The eventual effect was to move financial volatility from the currency to the bond markets, with uncompetitive countries facing higher borrowing costs rather than pressure on their exchange-rate pegs.The inflexibility of currency pegs has long been cited as a reason for having floating rates.

"What are the eventual effects on democracy?" This month has provided a jarring answer.

However, the eventual effects of these novel designs still need to be determined in forthcoming clinical trials.

He is correct in saying "the eventual effects of gene-environment intersection can never be reliably presaged by the genetics alone".

Still, the eventual effects, whether good or bad, of a disclosure cannot always be predicted.

As we've known for years, the slower we act on climate change the worse the eventual effects will be.