Sentence examples for the probable effect from inspiring English sources
In April 1999, Ethiopian Disaster Prevention and Preparedness Commission officials briefed the British government and UK-based aid agencies about the probable effect of the drought.
Also, the probable effect of Obama's healthcare bill on this very clause provoked outrage among various religious groups in the US.
His report assesses only the climatological risks, he said, and a great deal more work needs to be done to try to determine their social and economic impacts and the probable effect on population displacement.
An influential American who has recently travelled through the Balkan States and Turkey has given to a Herald correspondent his views upon the probable effect of the war on the internal affairs of the Turkish Empire.
As and Ni exceeded the effect range low (ERL) and threshold effect level (TEL) in both wetlands, even As exceeded the probable effect level (PEL) in RW soils.
The moderating effects of several factors, including age, gender, level of income, ego strength, locus of control and religion, were investigated for the probable effect on the proposed model.
Also, the probable effects of the earthquake in Japan on oil (and gas) demand are, as yet, unclear.
Those parts will examine the probable effects of climate change, and the ways in which the world can tackle the problem.
The report under challenge is the National Assessment of the Potential Consequences of Climate Variability and Change, an analysis of the probable effects of rising temperatures Congress commissioned in 1990.
Under the Canadian Arctic Shelf Exchange Study, a relay of scientists from Canada, America, Japan and six other countries have wintered on the ice-breaker Amundsen, studying the probable effects of global warming.
By running them using different assumptions (for example, no increase in greenhouse-gas emissions, or more volcanic activity), and comparing the results with reality, it is possible to reveal the probable effects of the emissions.
