Sentence examples for the obvious effect from inspiring English sources
Ledger adds that couples shouldn't overlook the obvious effect heavy drinking has on their sex lives.
It's not only the obvious effect – that young people will have less opportunity to gain the qualifications they need to enter university – that matters.
Dr. Del Tredici, the arboretum's director of living collections, grinned at the obvious effect of this forgotten tree, brought there by the Scottish plantsman Robert Fortune in the 1800's.
Apart from the obvious effect of age, the shape and extent of the various sequences in a globular cluster's colour-magnitude diagram are governed by the abundance of metals in the chemical makeup of the cluster's members.
The obvious effect of this outrage is to chill the free speech, associational and due process rights of all Americans, as now they are under constant surveillance by a government that over 80% of the people, according to Pew Research polling, distrusts, after decades of scandal and corruption by our executive and legislative branches.
In addition, the coating thickness didn't show the obvious effect on the residual stress.
The obvious effects (e.g., night blindness, anemia, dermatitis) of the deficiency are noted.
The obvious effects of crashworthy devices are a decrease of the maximum collision-force and nacelle acceleration, especially for ships with smaller initial kinetic energy.
Such reporting lines up the obvious effects of the economic bubble-bursts and then defaults to the blame game.
Repetitive instances, which are 'tolerated' eventually shapes a workplace environment and causes desensitization to the obvious effects, ultimately causing longer term stress, anxiety and burnout.
Beyond the obvious effects of this massive oil spill, and the ongoing court battle between the government, plaintiffs, and BP, the question needs to be asked: After the worst offshore blowout in US history, did we learn anything?
