Sentences with phrase «ultimate effect»

From what root does an act of political violence come, and what ultimate effect does it have?

You could in theory eliminate the employer - side payroll tax, just tax the employee's wages, and get the same ultimate effect.

Studio estimates on Sunday have positioned «A Quiet Place,» with $ 22 million, in first, and «Rampage» in 2d with $ 21 million, however it is imaginable the ones numbers might shift when ultimate effects are tallied on Monday.

Tuttle's art is not without political implications, but the way he blends humor into his simple means, and the way his work often seems evanescent, gives it a different ultimate effect.

Indeed, pipeline opposition and other stopgap actions (closing a coal — fired power plant, etc.) have little ultimate effect unless we put in place the real solution.

They budget $ 107,650 for the job, pay a 14.2 percent employer - side payroll tax, and set the employee's salary at $ 92,363.70, for the same ultimate effect.

«While the ultimate effects on income levels and distribution are not inevitable, they depend substantially on government policies, on the way companies choose to organize work, and on decisions by individuals to invest in learning new skills and seeking new types of work and income opportunities,» the Stanford study noted.

We're only a year into Trump's reign, of course, and it's far too early to predict his ultimate effects on energy markets.

The director may have intended to draw the audience into complicity with the lovers» selfishness — and in fact, I was surprised at how long it took for the audience to stop laughing at Ernest, to lose their edgy sympathy for the lovers — but the ultimate effect was simply to make the lovers» erotic demands seem further from our own.

Education can not escape the ultimate effects of the acquisitive philosophy.

A cheap and readily available supply of simple modern contraceptives can allow parents who wish to make use of them to improve their own level of comfort, and may also (by facilitating the spacing of births) improve family health chances — even if their adoption has no ultimate effect on the size of the family.

The ultimate effect lends credit to Nietzsche's thesis that Christianity is the religion of losers.

Hence there is at least as much reason to think of God as the ultimate effect of the world as to conceive him as its primal cause.

What the ultimate effect of this breakup will be, no one can yet suggest with certainty.

Of course, the ultimate effect is death.

We'll never know how many Obama supporters bombarded their friends and relatives with emails on his behalf, but we shouldn't forget them or discount their ultimate effect because their work was invisible to outsiders.

Exactly how they asked this is unclear from Lord Ashcroft's report, but the ultimate effect is that the Conservatives hold onto an extra 12 seats in Con - v - Lab marginals (implying that Lib Dems and others» second preferences broke in the Conservatives favour), and the Lib Dems hold onto an extra 11 seats in Con - v - LD marginals.

An «urgent call» to understand risks of stress Researchers who were not involved with the new study said it was a good initial estimate of the impact of last year's drought but cautioned that the ultimate effect of the dry spell is not yet clear.

This transition, however, has raised questions about its ultimate effect on the climate.

If the targeted RNA encodes a tumor suppressor protein, as scientists have found for some, the ultimate effect of the microRNA could be to promote cell — and tumor — growth.

Are we ready to assume all resposibility for mankind who seems to be more concerned about whats causing global warming then the ultimate effects of sustained ignorance will lead us.

The uncertainties and the ultimate effect of a stabilization at 560 ppm weren't mentionned in the communication you linked to.

If you are not familiar with how these foods impact sugar and their ultimate effects on your health (or disease), please refer to my article titled «Blood sugar regulation ``.

The ultimate effect of hypothyroidism, whether it's caused by iodine deficiency or autoimmunity, is to decrease the amount of thyroid hormone available to the body.

The cinematography by Janusz Kamínski, a Spielberg staple, is beautiful, and the production's on - location filming around Richmond, Virginia, adds to the film's authenticity and ultimate effect.

The excesses of language, the ceaseless camera movement, the unyielding whimsy have the ultimate effect of wearing the audience down.

The ultimate effect, however, is very different.

But with Congress showing it's ready to save the most popular programs, the ultimate effects may not be equitable.

It certainly couldn't have been their intent to buy into the idea that beautiful women are necessarily shallow and uninteresting, but that's the ultimate effect of «Woman on Top.»

Their ultimate effect is to keep us off balance.

This piling of one tension upon another yields steadily diminishing returns in audience response: the ultimate effect of the scene is less suspenseful than it is absurd, recalling the broken fire - escape climax of It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.

The ultimate effect of her «metamorphosis» from America's sweetheart is the uncomfortable feeling that you just saw Donna Reed (or your best friend's mom) in an S&M outfit.

Still, the kids in my theater (and there were legions of them) were utterly silent, entranced by this movie, even through its darker parts, and that speaks to great lengths of how well the ultimate effect of the movie works.

The ultimate effect of intentionality is that every choice Gerwig and Houy make has more meaning.

The ultimate effect on the audience is totally different: The Killing Fields makes you feel depressed and guilty, Salvador makes you angry.

While it is still too early to determine the ultimate effect of FLVS on public schooling in Florida, the program's growth is evidence that its political strategy has succeeded.

The mission of the LCS - SRC Engineering Ambassadors program is to spark a lasting passion in science and technology early in the lives of these middle school students, with the ultimate effect being a desire to pursue those interests into high school and beyond.

Less clear are the ultimate effects of these policies.

When the scientists, looking utterly shocked, blow up the bomb, a fiery mushroom cloud grows ever larger over several pages, and the book ends joltingly with a spread of featureless black, before a concluding author's note offers additional information about the bomb and its ultimate effects.

But publishers and booksellers argue that any victory for consumers will be short - lived, and that the ultimate effect of the antitrust suit will be to exchange a perceived monopoly for a real one.

Its ultimate effect on sales and reading in general will be determined, but it already takes away from the authors their ability to price their own wares and, to an extent, control their destiny.

Because this shift is occurring at present, it is hard to know with certainty what the ultimate effect will be of the movement from defined benefit to defined contribution retirement systems, but people may work longer as a result of this change.