Sentence examples for the unlikely effect from inspiring English sources

Diwong may find winning the Diagram award brings other benefits: previous recipient Michael Young, author of Managing a Dental Practice the Genghis Khan Way, said it had the unlikely effect of increasing his literary clout.

Household Gods: The British and their Possessions by Deborah Cohen 336pp, Yale, £25 Household Gods tells the story of how the British became obsessed with their homes and their possessions, tracing the development from the unlikely effect that the evangelical revival had on our domestic interior in the 1830s to the neutral decor of suburban houses a century later.

The remaking of Thwaiba Kalafani, 41, from Western business high-flyer to Syrian insurgent commander in the "Eagles of Damascus" Brigade is one of the more unlikely effects of the country's increasingly brutal civil war.

The movie Role Models was a surprise hit in 2008, and with its success came the unlikely side effect of a wider audience learning about live action role-playing, a.k.a. that thing where people dress up as knights and fight each other.

While explanations for decreasing abstinence rates may have been attributed mistakenly to period effects, there remains the unlikely possibility that such effects could have occurred.

This suggested that the perinuclear distribution of FLAG-hGnRH-RI is unlikely the effect of the FLAG epitope.

The officials speculated that the increase was an unlikely side effect of the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

Although such a scenario is unlikely, the effect of high quality primary care on mortality will be attenuated by the (unknown) quality of secondary care in the LSOA.

Remember that even if your lesson goes worse than you could ever have imagined, it is unlikely to effect the whole outcome of the inspection.

The average of the most unlikely alternative chosen random effect is natural selection"—is, again, more important than the average of right answers itself (21.6%).

Therefore, the significant correlation is unlikely an effect of bias due to choice of species used in our analysis.