Sentence examples for welcome effect of from inspiring English sources

The pop-culture mythology of "Linger Awhile" has the welcome effect of tamping down Hoban's instinct for profundity.

That would have the welcome effect of ending a bloody bombing campaign in Yemen that a U.N. investigation concluded was probably responsible for war crimes.

If it found an audience it might have the welcome effect of making a married couple of superheroes, Ant Man and Wasp, available for an eventual Avengers sequel.

Ms. Williams was deep in the middle of a celebrity mosh pit at the Sunset Tower Hotel, where the sheer quantity of boldface types had the odd and weirdly welcome effect of neutralizing fame.

The scrapping of subsidies on petrol and diesel in recent years has had the welcome effect of raising the costs of running especially noxious generators, which may account for nearly a third of all installed electricity capacity.

This has had the welcome effect of opening up the literary world, drawing greater media attention to these prizes and the books they honour outside the book review pages, and of making clear that you don't need a DLitt to enjoy what some might think of as dauntingly "serious" books.

One of the perhaps most welcome effects of the club's hard-nosed drive toward internationalisation has been the marginalisation of local politicians on the board.

That has the welcome effect for Petraeus of adding three years to the clock -- and more credibility to his argument that the Taliban should get on board Karzai's reconciliation train.

"It's a welcome effect," says climate scientist and co-author Lorenzo Polvani of Columbia University.

"Size is a welcome side effect of our actions, but it is not the core objective," he said.

A welcome side effect of such a strategy is that it plucks a family out of the New York vacation rat race.