Sentence examples for what sort of effect from inspiring English sources

Can you speculate about what sort of effect climate change might have on populations that are already living in places on the margins of habitability?

I asked her what sort of effect the charges against Serebrennikov had had on those inside the Russian arts and theatre scene.

The cynic in me can't help but wonder what sort of effect (if any) this could have on overall app quality.

The service boasts a user base of 20 million, so you can see what sort of effect that could have on an up-and-coming band.

Now that people are more aware of how smartphones are produced, I can't help but wonder what sort of effect Huawei's Chinese roots will have on their U.S. market push.

While the arrival of WhatsApp is sure to thrill some parts of BlackBerry's user base, one has to wonder what sort of effect this will have on BlackBerry's Messenger service.

What sorts of effects might they really have?

If the epiphenomenalists are wrong and consciousness, in its various forms, is indeed causal, what sorts of effects does it have and what differences does it make?

It is unclear what sort of effects the commercial might have on voters, who experts say tend to be turned off by advertising that can be perceived as overly negative.

The whole world was patronizing". One of the questions raised by Africa 95 that hasn't gone away is what sort of ripple effect it might have.

Instead say: "Since this is the first presidential election with a black man running, it is impossible to say what sort of Bradley Effect there will be.