Sentence examples for with some effect from inspiring English sources

He made a formal complaint, hopefully with some effect.

But Lee and Boyd attacked Black as a creature of the Washington "swamp," with some effect.

Christian radicals of the early 19th century hurled the words of Jesus, with some effect, at the powers that be.

Shoulda been a son... Alice Cooper addresses the issue of violence toward women with some effect in his powerful and much admired Only Women Bleed.

The major business lobbies openly announce their propaganda campaigns to convince the public that there is no need for undue concern – with some effect, as polls show.

The results suggested that physical adsorption with some effect of electrostatic interaction and anion exchange was also involved in the fluoride adsorption.

The window of disturbance to the landscape caused by wildfire is typically on the order of three to four years, with some effects persisting up to 30 years.

These preliminary results extend the trends observed in earlier, lower fluence experiments, with some effects of the low temperature phase of variable temperature irradiation on evolving microstructures.

The phase conjugate reflectivity showed incident angle dependence, which is mainly determined by the transmissivity of the acoustic waves, together with some effects of anisotropy.

Our study clearly shows that the economic costs of air pollution go well beyond the well-established short-term effects, with some effects persisting even 10 years past exposure.

Anxiety has been shown to impact several cancer related outcomes, with some effects frequently disappearing after accounting for depression [ 8].