This suggests that, whatever their net effect on employment, these pacts have affected aggregate unemployment in only a modest way.
The Durst Organization filed lawsuits that, whatever their intention, had the effect of delaying the project until the real-estate market had (again) collapsed.
Burn injuries remain one of the most devastating ordeal that a human being can sustain, because most of them provoke permanent and severe after-effects, whatever their extend and areas, that initial local care must aim at minimizing.
Below these reference values, workers should not experience adverse health effects, whatever their exposure conditions, since OP toxicity is essentially of systemic nature.
We focused on participants who consumed drinking water from sources containing < 500 μg/L inorganic arsenic because enhanced susceptibility may be more apparent in those who developed disease as a consequence of relatively low arsenic intake, since those with very high intake may succumb to effects whatever their diet is.
And whatever their motivation or intentions, the effect of the substantial restrictions on abortion that the Republican candidates favor would be damaging to women.
And the crusade against terrorism also seemed to have erased the distinction between "interests" and "values," since the wars in both Afghanistan and Iraq, whatever their original motives, had the effect of liberating a people from tyranny.
Kirsch quotes Salinger's note, which read, in part: "Whatever their differences in mood or effect, they are both very much concerned with Seymour Glass, who is the main character in my still-uncompleted series about the Glass family.
Gene patents, whatever their flaws, had the beneficial effect of consolidating commercial exploitation of specific genes under the management of patent monopoly holders.
Yet the cumulative effect of the images, whatever their physical form, was profoundly moving.
