Sentence examples for to serious effect from inspiring English sources

Good Night, and Good Luck does a fantastically clever job of intercutting real footage of McCarthy and other figures into its drama, mostly to serious effect – though there is a moment of levity when Murrow must interview Liberace.

In a survey of genetic counseling patients, Wertz [ 28] found a majority of respondents understood genetic conditions to have a moderate to serious effect on family life and finances, while almost half perceived there to be an effect on the spouse, quality of life, and the relationship between home and work.

Alcohol withdrawal can produce a range of minor to serious effects, which can occur within a few hours or days after the last drink.

He added that he expected the rebate cuts to have "serious effects" for China's export performance, contributing to a fall in export growth from this year's 30percenttoto about 15percentt next year.

Climate was found to have serious effects on the units, especially humidity, and this fit was not to be put into widespread use.

Allergic or hypersensitivity reactions can range from minor effects such as skin rash and itching to more serious effects that include choking and difficulty in breathing.

Since radiation of at least a thousand times the natural "leak" would be required to cause serious effects on the human body, the scientists announced that people could enter Hiroshima without any peril at all.

The resulting CME was hurled into space directly toward Earth, but was not expected to carry serious effects for the planet because it was traveling at a relatively slow speed.

It's going to have a serious effect on the local economy and real estate values".

Mr. Bush said during the news briefing that the wrangling over the language of the war financing bills threatened to have a serious effect on the troops themselves.

Economists believe the shakeout is unlikely to have any serious effect on New York's economy because Silicon Alley makes up only a small part of it.