Sentences with phrase «real effects on»

While seemingly small differences, these characteristics have very real effects on homeownership.

Certainly nominal home prices matter in some ways: neither mortgage payments nor capital gains are indexed to inflation, so nominal price changes can have real effects on homeowner behavior.

These bad decisions have very real effects on people's lives, so this situation is as far from theoretical as one can get.

This has always been the only serious risk and what must be avoided if the US and the developed world is to have a prosperous future that will allow humans to have access to the fossil fuel - generated energy needed for continued economic progress and improved human welfare and if plants are to not to lose partial access to one of their basic nutrients (assumming CO2 emissions reductions have any real effects on atmospheric CO2 levels).

Clamping down on the current economic order out of fear that an effect is major and immediate rather than moderate and mid-horizon has real effects on global standards of living.

The larger ice shelves in other parts of Antarctica could have real effects on the rate of sea level rise.»

As Terry Hartig of the Institute for Housing and Urban Research at Sweden's Uppsala University writes in an accompanying commentary article for The Lancet, «This study offers valuable evidence that green space does more than pretty up the neighbourhood; it appears to have real effects on health inequality, of a kind that politicians and health authorities should take seriously.»

As you can see, it's definitely only a visual thing, with no real effects on gameplay (as best seen in the underwater area).

Numerous studies have shown that our subconscious has very real effects on how we behave.

From this perspective, there is little reason to expect the Fed's policy of «quantitative easing» to have real effects on economic output.

Don't get me wrong, inflation is definitely real and it has very real effects on people's lives.

For north country students, losing part of the $ 1.4 billion will have very real effects on not just their day - to - day educational experience, but their future.

Children tend to think that social media interactions, especially negative ones, have very real effects on their lives; and to some degree, they are right.

Equally and conversely, the religious community is most real, the process theologians have indicated, when it has real effects on the sacred.

The sacred, so understood, is living and is entirely real, as William James said, because it has real effects on the culture (VRE 406).

Scott Sumner told us in September 2009 that «the real problem was nominal,» that is, the recession and its high unemployment were primarily due to an unsatisfied excess demand for money (combined with real effects on debt burdens of nominal income being below its previous path).

From the printer to your supervisor, the dangers presented in a typical office can have real effects on your physical well - being and mental health.

They needed somebody to empathize and help get their issues resolved immediately, because it could have a real effect on their business's bottom line.

And since Amazon does rank its employees, the Anytime Feedback Tool is more than just a way to gossip about your coworkers — it could have a real effect on your standing at the company, though an Amazon spokesperson told The Times that feedback generally tends to be positive.

«One could argue that the global weakness this year has had some real effect on US trade, which has fallen on a trend basis to a lowly -0.55 % contribution to topline GDP,» writes Porcelli.

Cablevision CEO James Dolan said during an earnings call Wednesday «we don't see at least what the Chairman has been discussing as having any real effect on our business.»

«The new policy has no real effect on our membership requirements.

There will be multiple views as how much that has had a real effect on the overall picture presented, but may effect some of the minutia.

The best thing a candidate can say to me on faith is that his or her religious beliefs will have no real effect on how (s) he governs

Thank you so much for all of your amazing recipes, they have revolutionised how I eat and I have noticed a real effect on my neurological symptoms.

These cookies aren't particularly fluffy, so the flax eggs won't have any real effect on how much they would rise.

Looks like Sanchez has had a real effect on the work - rate of a couple of players, Santi and AOC in particular.

Bruce needs to protect these players because should we lose either of these it would have a real effect on our creativity, therefore making the starting XI weaker.

The last three weeks of the Premier League season saw record highs across the league even though results would have no real effect on league position.

Early childhood trauma has a very real effect on neurochemical responses.

I never noticed any real effect on my daughter, until I was suddenly called a way from home for about a month, and just used what they had....

Incidentally, note that the sanctions and the broader international context did have a real effect on Russia, economically.

While the debates galvanised interest in the campaign, therefore, whether they had any real effect on the outcome is moot.

Last month, they told those same pollsters that corruption remains a serious problem in Albany but new ethics laws will have no real effect on reducing corruption in state government.

That can have a real effect on your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, at least in the short term.»

By better understanding the limitations of genome - wide sequencing, Vogelstein notes, researchers and policymakers might be better able to direct funding and efforts to areas, such as Alzheimer's disease, where a person's genetic profile might have a very real effect on their likelihood of getting the disease.

One initiative is known to have a real effect on teen substance abuse — multi-pronged and aggressive public campaigns aimed at teens, such as the ones that have led to historically low use of tobacco and alcohol, Volkow said.

Again, this is still a theory and hasn't been proven to have a real effect on gender.

But your emotional health has a real effect on your physical health, so it pays to do what you can to lower your overall stress level.

Would dropping it have any real effect on my arsenic intake (if I eat other grains / grain - like foods)?

We point out that some spending changes are unrelated to other factors that may obscure the real effect on outcomes (i.e., clean spending changes), while other kinds of spending changes would clearly yield erroneous results (i.e., confounded spending changes).

«The discussion that follows these visits has had a real effect on changing practice.

Regardless of the relative merits of standardized testing, federally mandated annual testing would continue to have a real effect on local school policy.

The study, which followed nearly 2,000 new teachers starting in 2007, found that well - chosen mentors can have a real effect on improving teacher retention.

These changes in the public - sector workforce can have a real effect on the broader public, as research on the impact of teachers on educational outcomes shows.

Traffic data is received by this system, but I didn't notice any real effect on the routes chosen by the navigation algorithms.

We can't have any real effect on them.

Inflation, which is a rise in prices (or a reduction in purchasing power) has a very real effect on your finances.

If vitamins and minerals have a real effect on TC, it could have important consequences for both the treatment and the possible etiology of compulsive behaviours.

Every bump, clash and crash will have some real effect on your vehicle.