Sentence examples for would be effect on from inspiring English sources

The questions being asked were 'is there a danger of copycat attacks?' And, at the same time, 'What would be effect on the morale of service personnel and their families if they were forced to live under siege conditions?' Kidnapping and killing, beheading in particular, of military personnel had, in fact, been a recurring theme among would-be Islamist terrorists in this country.

So the question is, what would be the effect on innovation of squeezing down on pharmaceutical prices in the U.S.? My first guess is that it would slow things down.

"The FAI grants permission for all friendly fixtures on the clear understanding that there would be no effect on the playing of scheduled League of Ireland fixtures, [and] all parties including South Dublin county council were aware of that".

On balance, our experts thought there would be no effect on unemployment among U.S. workers.

Executives from both airlines said they doubted that there would be much effect on their revenue.

He did not say whether there would be an effect on delivery schedules.

Terry Lynam, a hospital spokesperson, said there would be no effect on patient care because no bedside nurses would be laid off.

My guess is that, for the voting public, the biggest benefit of an interparty debate would be its effect on the participating candidates.

Mr. Kroll said it was not clear if there would be any effect on these contractors, many of them nonprofit social service organizations.

There would be no effect on legitimate multinational corporations, like DaimlerChrysler, that have not used a haven to avoid American taxes.

Asset-rich but income-poor pensioners, for example, could roll over the levy into their estate, so there would be no effect on their day-to-day income.