This week's upsetting one-two punch of movie-star passings has had a visible effect on the download and streaming charts, as viewers have rushed to keep the screen legacies of Robin Williams and Lauren Bacall immediately alive.
Ozone and NOX concentrations varied from one side of the city to the other, without having any visible effect on the plants growing in the desert locations at each side of the city.
If I Could Write Poetry and Stop and Smell the Roses are moments of genuine beauty, and the latter has a visible effect on Treacy.
It's a step in the right direction — and it has had a visible effect on markets, pushing long-term rates down, which is all good.
He suggested a threefold classification, the forerunner of several different classifications enumerated from time to time with no visible effect on practice.
Three sorts of changes have shaped the current wave of skyscraper design: materials, lifts and computing.New materials have the most visible effect on skyscrapers' looks.
She refused to give up her beloved cigarettes, despite their visible effect on her skin, famously saying: "I think your whole life shows in your face and you should be proud of that".
The workers' words and acts of rage had no visible effect on production at the factory, which reopened today after three weeks of suspended operations while the company tried to sell excess inventory.
The most visible effect on polluted waters occurs when they become overloaded with such nutrients as nitrogen and phosphates, and algae grows in excess quantities; this eventually depletes available oxygen and reduces or exterminates animal life.
For two years an advertising boycott has been waged against Mr. Beck, and it has had a visible effect on the 5 p.m. hour, as several hundred advertisers have chosen not to place ads on the show.
For most of the past decade Germany and France have been working on the single currency, while Britain has become increasingly detached from the idea, all with no visible effect on the pattern of foreign direct investment.
