Sentence examples for to have a fundamental effect from inspiring English sources

Government control and censorship can inhibit literary development, perhaps deform it a little, and can destroy authors outright; but, whether in the France of Louis XIV or in the Soviet Union of the 20th century, it cannot be said to have a fundamental effect upon the course of literature.

QoS is becoming increasingly important for both private intranets and the Internet and is beginning to have a fundamental effect of network designing, particularly large public networks like Internet.

It's hard not to agree that this will have a fundamental effect on the social networking business and the wider Web 2.0 movement.

It was observed that nanotwins have a fundamental effect on altering the grain boundary network and texture of sputtered Cu samples.

It is not clear if these changes are durable or have a fundamental effect on the underlying mechanisms driving Type 2 diabetes.

7) The GenTac analyses seem to have a fundamental flaw.

According to psychological and therapeutic models, the way people make sense of their experiences has a fundamental effect on how they feel and act.

"With every extra bit of cost we pay, either we make less profit or even worse we make no profit at all and we have to close shops, reduce the business and employ less people - so it has a fundamental effect on the economies of our business.

Those experiences had a fundamental effect on his development as an artist.

Culture Secretary Maria Miller said: "The First World War had a fundamental effect on the course of our history but as time passes, the living links that connect that terrible time and the present day have dwindled.

These phones have had a fundamental effect on our concentration levels.