Sentence examples for the reverse impact from inspiring English sources

Some of the factors that brought oil down so sharply in late 1998 have had the reverse impact in recent months.

"For those that are outraged that Mr Turner benefited from white privilege and saying he should have been punished more harshly, and because of that the judge should be recalled," he said, "our concern is that it will have the reverse impact: it will trickle down [disproportionately] on to minority clients".

This makes it possible to study the mechanism of the reverse impact of the developing instability modes of nonelectroneutral current sheet on the background distribution function.

As we have pointed out earlier (in the context of Figure 1), the decrease in dot-impurity overlap associated with the above dopant shift makes it convenient for the factors that resist excitation to supersede the factors that have the reverse impact.

The switch is laterally driven (i.e. its sensitive direction is parallel to the substrate plane), in which the conjoined snake springs are used to fix and suspend the movable electrode (i.e. proof mass), and blocks are used to protect the device against reverse impact.

A reverse impact of the pH on COD removal was observed as the variable increased (Fig. 5c).

Steve Persall of the St .Petersburg Times does a nice job explaining how the Globes, which landed with reverse impact last year, could be somewhat determinant this year.

Simulation results show a challenge between mass transfer and gravity drainage process; hence, if drainage is the dominant step, a high diffusion coefficient has a reverse impact on production rate.

Although, it is important to note that our previous study showed daily PRL administration could not reverse impact of hypergravity on tissue metabolic rate (Patel et al., 2008).

Potential endogeneity problems could arise since government spending may have reverse impacts on economic development and coal sales.

Lots of reverse impacts on land and environment have arisen because of sandy, arid, and ecologically fragile features.