And that has an effect on investment decisions, and that has an effect on how you manage the business.
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Like any crop, coffee has an effect on its environment.
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An effect on one has an effect on them all.
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And when Bannon does that, it usually has an effect.
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This has an effect on worker bee behavior and mortality.
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It has an effect on you, no question about it.
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It also has an effect on voters who see it.
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The Trump formula has an effect further down the ballot too.
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And it has an effect on all of Mateo's friends too.
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Just growing up in an unhappy marriage has an effect on children.
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But fear has an effect, like in the rest of the country.
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We're in a low-oxygen environment, here, and that has an effect.
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It's easy to see the tender goodbye has an effect on both parties.
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We want it to be open because it has an effect on everyone.
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Across the board, mental health has an effect on people's performance at work.
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"All the conservation work that we're doing has an effect on that," Tawney says.
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It has an effect on you, until you can stop caring what people think.
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Each planet has an effect on our astrological makeup, and, in turn, our personalities.
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BECKY QUICK: It has an effect on politics and therefore will bring in regulation?
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That has an effect on research, whereas in China they are not worried about that.
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Introducing heroes who are black, Latino, gay, Asian, or transgender has an effect on readership.
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In this, and many other imperceptible ways, the Moon has an effect on the Earth.
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The existence of such competitors obviously has an effect on the climate as a whole.
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"What happens to Italian bonds has an effect on the whole financial system," said Sheikh.
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"The aging aspect has an effect on our numbers," said Vince Gennaro, the organization's president.
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But in terms of whether it actually has an effect, it doesn't look like it.
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Generally, it only has an effect on people engaged in "intense physical exercise," like marathon runners.
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That shows that enforcing the law, having consequences and deterrence to illegal activity has an effect.
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Of course, everything you consume in Fallout 76 has an effect on your health and wellbeing.
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No matter the color of your skin, climate change has an effect on all of us.
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Deep canvassing, it appears from the research, has an effect that can last for several months.
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"It has an effect upon their family," says volunteer and retired state police captain Bob O'Shaughnessy.
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In economics, the future impinges on the present; what might happen has an effect on what does.
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"Losing Donte, any time you lose a veteran presence like that, it has an effect," Barry said.
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"Being naked has an effect on your behavior and the way you interact with people," he told me.
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Much as I don't think my vote has an effect, I don't think my spell is binding anyone.
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But according to experts, the way you wash your hair has an effect on its appearance and manageability, too.
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My last question for patient Daniel was whether all this poop has an effect on children later in life.
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A broken heart is an all-consuming, awful feeling, and it has an effect on the way you eat.
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BECKY QUICK: Changes the equation meaning you think it would-- CHARLIE MUNGER: Meaning it has an effect on politics.
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This addiction to that mechanism in their hands is very worrisome, and it has an effect on the relationship.
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And since the Republican Party has become overwhelmingly white, this has an effect on the party as a whole.
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"What this tells us is that sex has an effect on how the brain ages, metabolically speaking," he said.
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You've also found that the way a person processes information and emotion has an effect on their spoiler preferences.
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Krugman: We think that announcing something that really leads markets to believe that policy would be different has an effect.
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I just think their fucked-up brainpower behind something that actually has an effect on the world would be incredible.
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"And so that has an effect of normalizing sexual appearance, a sexual behavior for younger and younger girls," she said.
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This sounds abstruse: but getting it right has an effect of lowering inflation by half a percentage point or so.
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If I know for a fact that I've been recognized by the staff, it has an effect on my rating.
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How turned on you are during sex has an effect on the size and force of a cumshot as well.
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And, she said, she would want to know whether the upbringing of a dog has an effect on this behavior.
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Syringes, like other supplies, are limited and zero gravity has an effect on liquids as they are drawn from containers.
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Psychologists say the way parents and teachers talk about climate change with children has an effect on their young psyches.
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It would have to be the temperature, because that has an effect on food, and that breaks down just about everything.
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Developers are updating them quickly, though, but that too has an effect, since downloading and installing them uses more power, too.
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"We still don't know whether it kills you, but we do know it has an effect on hormonal balances," he said.
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Where you live definitely has an effect on your sex life — but it's not just about your pool of sexual partners.
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What kind of water you use, as with any other flour/water interaction, has an effect on the tempura as well.
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In short: Establishing a background check system, as the US has already done on a national scale, likely has an effect.
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Studies have shown that letting men play violent video games has an effect on how they feel about women in real life.
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To believe that none of this has an effect on health is to believe that medical care itself fails to improve health.
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But it also seems like getting revenge on Negan is enough to motivate Rick, and it clearly has an effect on Lincoln.
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"I think he knows he has to recuse himself from any matter that has an effect on the shipping company," Painter said.
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It's feeling like if I don't let people into my private shit, it has an effect on how well the music does.
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Even indoor air quality has an effect — one study found that improving air quality in schools could significantly improve standardized test performance.
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Nothing you do has an effect on the outcome of the fight unless you are the first guy to finish your opponent.
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It doesn't matter if we're uncovering evidence for climate change or deciding whether a drug has an effect: the concept is identical.
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Homan credited "the President's leadership" with the drop at the border and said it demonstrated that enforcing immigration laws "has an effect."
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"It's too early to tell with what he has done or is going to do has an effect on anybody yet," says Fertitta.
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They would let new installations be sited where they will guarantee supplies, even if climate change has an effect on patterns of rainfall.
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Hawkins told Cramer on Monday that one major challenge is zoning, which has an effect on where his REIT is allowed to build.
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"By taking what he has taken, he not only weakens himself as attorney general, it has an effect on the institution," Holder said.
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Think of your body's temperature: When you have 100-degree fever or higher, it means something isn't right and it has an effect.
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"I don't think that [Brexit] has an effect on our industry," he said, noting that defense exports were always based on bilateral relationships.
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"How a governor acquits himself when a crisis likes this hits really has an effect on how people view him as a leader."
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Whether that programming has an effect on the public consciousness, or TV viewers can completely separate fantasy from current events, is subject to debate.
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Additional studies should also investigate whether cold weather has an effect on heart attacks, and if there truly is a gender difference, Ly noted.
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If you pay attention to the lunar cycle, you may start to notice that the full moon, in particular, has an effect on us.
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This "one-in, two-out rule" approach is on balance deregulatory, but it only has an effect if departments and agencies propose new regulations.
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This really has an effect on how young people, especially teenagers or even younger, come to grapple with their own sexuality, or express themselves.
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Pressure in the capital's housing market has an effect in markets in other parts of southeast England, and the Petersfield area is no exception.
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"When the troops on the front lines feel that they're alone, that you're not going to support them, that has an effect," he said.
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"The effects of drug trafficking contribute to criminalization in society and weakening of institutions which in turn has an effect of stability," Prichard said.
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Kanye is a great artist that many look up to, however he has to realize that what he says has an effect on everyone.
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As I learned, that's necessary in an arena where the vastness of space and its insistent echo has an effect of slowing everything down.
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For example, some studies have shown that ACV has an effect on your blood sugar, so that's pretty major for people with Type 2 diabetes.
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Whether the election outcome has an effect or not, there is one overriding, inevitable reality that will determine the Clintons' involvement in the charity's future.
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And the worst part is you may feel like that it has an effect, which then reduces the potential for doing something that really works.
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"We should all be concerned about these civilian casualties because it ultimately has an effect on our ability to hold territory against ISIS," he said.
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"The Libra story is another example of headline-driven volatility, and I think it certainly has an effect on how bitcoin would trade," Sweeting said.
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"This has an effect on his relationship with his mother, too, as sometimes his mother cannot get over the fact that he forgets things," Lin said.
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And that is the kind of interaction that we're chasing: the moment when somebody goes into somebody else's apartment and has an effect on their life.
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And when Paltrow, 46, asked what the two panelists teach their daughters about growing up in the world today, Moore said improving herself has an effect.
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Fashion brands have only had six months since the election of Donald Trump to understand how politics — and if politics — has an effect on their businesses.
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"What has an effect on the coalition is if the CDU does not get on with things and if we do not implement things," he said.
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He seemed taken aback by the suggestion that he collaborate with a brand — though he does hope the show has an effect on how we dress.
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That means continuing to work with mice to see whether anandamide has an effect on their gut inflammation; it also might mean looking for effects in humans.
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"It has an effect from the point of view that it creates uncertainty and some investment projects could be postponed," he said, when asked about a renegotiation.
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Only about 9 percent of land in Napa is planted to grapes, but that's still 45,000 acres of viticulture, and it has an effect on the environment.
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There's been a lot of predictable pushback against Obama and Axelrod's comments — the kind you can expect whenever you suggest that racism exists or has an effect.
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I was also using both substances, and I think that has an effect on how you treat your customers, though I can't say I was necessarily nice.
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Even if they later go back and make a different choice to see whether that has an effect on the story, Netflix still knows the music they prefer.
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Actually, the moon&aposs path through the shadow is just one factor in making for a long-lasting total phase; the moon&aposs distance also has an effect.
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The impacts on North America are more complicated and variable, but it has an effect on both total heating demand and its regional distribution in the winter months.
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The same is true for the internet and the use of data in politics: it is neither a blessing, nor is it evil, yet it has an effect.
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"I think they're starting to understand how you negotiate these deals has an effect on your economy," said Juan Carlos Hartasánchez, a senior director of Albright Stonebridge Group.
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It also (in most times) has an effect on the president, who knows that his or her agenda, because of the filibuster, depends on members of both parties.
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Even the number of judicial-campaign ads on television has an effect: The more there are, the less likely judges are to rule in favor of criminal defendants.
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The variety of bean also has an effect on perceived bitterness, with both caffeine and chlorogenic acids being more prominent in the robusta variety than in Arabica beans.
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From the foods you eat and how you exercise to your friendships and retirement goals — it all has an effect on how fast or slow your body ages.
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"Of course it has an effect," said Dmitrii Trunenkov, a member of the Russian crew that won a gold medal in the four-man event at the Sochi Games.
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"When you see that in Britain at least 50 percent of the people say they want to leave (the EU) that has an effect on the public," he said.
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Everything you do — whether it's tutoring a student, giving them an assignment to clean the stables, or sharing a meal with your two most promising pupils — has an effect.
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Our studies would also need to be repeated, in vitro and in vivo, before we could be sure Sofusbuvir has an effect in Zika virus treatment and is safe.
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Ultimately, "where you live has an effect on the amount of imaging you get," said the study's lead author, Dr. Benjamin Franc, of the University of California, San Francisco.
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The qualities of our tap water may or may not make New York pizza what it is (see below), but the water certainly has an effect on the texture.
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"The rate changes we've already had, whether it be the Fed fund increase or the overall increase across the yield curve, has an effect on our revenue stream, " Hockey said.
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The amount of water also has an effect — if there's just a little bit of coffee and a lot of water, the drink will be weak and have less caffeine.
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Gurira hopes this campaign, which is running across Africa online and on billboards, has an effect on the next generation of potential conservationists on the continent and across the globe.
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And that DNA still has an effect on humans today; just last week scientists linked Neanderthal DNA to a wide range of human health conditions, including depression and nicotine addiction.
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Kelly thinks that on a very basic level what's happening is this: Gluten is getting into the body and triggering an immune response that has an effect on the brain.
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Those coordinating placements, for example, now place Santas as close to home as possible to minimize travel expenses and per diems, which has an effect on the net average wages.
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Policy most certainly has an effect on businesses' spending decisions, Mr. Hassett found, but it mostly shows up in large-scale investments whose contribution to the economy plays out over years.
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For its daily show, the campaign is considering afternoon broadcasts, and it is looking to see whether airing before or after a speech by Mr. Trump has an effect on viewership.
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" The facilitator Dana responds with: "But if you act compassionately in this branch, that's still meaningful, because it has an effect on the branches that will split off in the future.
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"Although I'm not in a position to predict whether it will occur this time, I can say that when this sort of thing occurs it has an effect on morale and has an effect on the ability of the Secretary of Defense to obtain the relevant advice on policy and operations that he needs," said David Simon, a Washington, D.C.-based partner in Mayer Brown's cybersecurity and national security practice groups and a former special counsel at the Pentagon.
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"It's not so much that there isn't any demand out there, but it's definitely a tougher trading environment, which has an effect on the pricing," Chief Executive Johan Lundgren told BBC radio.
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Thats one of the biggest uncertainties in the market right now, and has an effect on data and growth, said Justin Lederer, an interest rate strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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The Psychoactive Substances Act came into effect on Thursday and is essentially a blanket ban on the production, supply, import and export of any substance that has an effect on the brain.
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That means that by continuing to hang on to HTTP, those sites should be getting less traffic directed their way than they otherwise would, which presumably has an effect on the site's revenue.
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The next thing we're hoping for is to have enough males enrolled in our study so we can add male alcohol consumption to the study and see if that also has an effect.
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Aletheia Casey's work highlights how this dark part of Australia's history still has an effect on today's Indigenous people and why there's so much left to be done to make a real change.
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Then there are things that are lower level but still fireable, and then there's inappropriate behavior that has an effect on you know direct reports and colleagues, but isn't exactly defined as criminal.
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With a weirdly realistic sheen—like a well-buttered turkey that's been roasted to crispy-skinned perfection—and upturned ice cream cones forming formidable and convincing turkey legs, the cake has… an effect.
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"Stock prices, especially in the short term, are all about supply and demand, so any issuance of additional supply has an effect," LPS Financial's chief investment officer, Aron Pinson, wrote in an email.
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While Flipboard and IFTTT are some of the more notable services affected by this change, Instagram's decision to limit API usage also has an effect on its mobile app ecosystem, impacting smaller developers.
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"Since February we have had an appreciation of the exchange rate, and that, without a doubt, has an effect on the external results," said Tulio Maciel, the central bank's head of economic research.
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Reading his chronicle, "Hungover: The Morning After and One Man's Quest for the Cure," has an effect not unlike recovering from food poisoning or slipping into a warm house on a frigid night.
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The most important takeaway here is that the magic that rules beyond the Wall has an effect on dragons similar to how White Walkers used to be unable to cross the Wall to march south.
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And since methane packs a far harsher global warming punch than carbon dioxide, the EDF says all that gas has an effect on climate comparable to the emissions coming from 7 million cars a day.
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"You see war every day, you see their injuries, you see how it's affecting their lives - and sometimes it has an effect on you too," she said, talking loudly over the girls' screams and chatter.
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At Uogashi it has been briefly salted and vinegared, and has an effect that is something like eating a bite of pickled herring and chasing it with a gulp of very dry, very cold Champagne.
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Eventually, it dawns on you that that baby does not appear from the sky, that there is a lineage that really has an effect on the health — and I'm not even just talking about nutrition.
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The litany of injuries has an effect on fans, who can rarely glom onto the career of one particular player, forced instead to give their soul to the nebulous "franchise" nearest where they happen to live.
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Scientists hope that by showing her images of potential mates on a touchscreen tablet they can observe how she responds and learn whether appearance alone has an effect on orangutans' love life, according to The Guardian.
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Food clearly has an effect on our well-being, and it can affect our health, so it's natural to think that if good food can make us healthy, why can't enhanced food make us even healthier?
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You need to realize that social media wields great power: What you say there — including saying nothing at all — has an effect on your network or on the employer who is checking out your Instagram account.
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Sondra Kronberg, an eating disorder specialist and spokesperson for the National Eating Disorder Association, told VICE that diabetics already have a heightened focus on food, calories, and portions, since every meal has an effect on insulin levels.
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Absolutely. But artificial intelligence has a way to go before it has an effect similar to the transformation that basic digitization — spreadsheets, word processing software, online access to historical documents — brought to the legal community's work force.
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Matthew: One of the last questions was, if you feel that you had…if the film has an effect, what would each of you think, believe, or hope that effect would be on the people that watch it?
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In being cagey about contamination issues, the agency is protecting not just itself but also its private, profit-making partner, SpaceX, whose capsule in turn has an effect on the ISS instruments that are supported by federal funds.
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The House cultivates talent for the White House and executive branch, the Senate, governorships, lobbying firms and policy shops across the country, so the makeup of House staff has an effect far beyond one side of the Capitol.
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I think the risk is a bit more that because of tariffs or barriers, that commodities will start to rise, which will lead to inflation, has an effect on the economy, and as a consequence, you sell less.
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"People have come to see that you can get jobs through social media and that it has an effect on certain aspects of your life," said Eric Randall Morris, 29, a designer, artist and architect in San Francisco.
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Elise Gould, a senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute, told The Boston Globe that "This has an effect on their entire lives," adding, "Those first jobs are going to set you up for your lifetime of earnings."
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Myrick: I think it's just the nature of the beast that we want to believe that there's some supernatural force out in the woods that has an effect on people— whether it's the Devil's Triangle or UFOs or ghosts.
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But more cell experiments are needed to understand if mukungulu really has an effect, and if so, there are years of animal tests to determine its safety before it would ever be studied in humans in a clinical trial.
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In any case, given the lengthy negotiations needed to create a tax package, and the inevitable lag before the policy has an effect on the economy, it would probably be 2018 before the impact of a fiscal stimulus became clear.
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Gadd artfully widens his focus to include a level of self-inquiry that must be difficult to perform: "Martha's" gradual takeover of his life has an effect on his own relationships that leaves him wondering where he can turn for comfort.
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" He is authorized to develop solutions to problems faced by "small- and moderate-sized family farming operations" and any other problem that the "Secretary may determine has an effect upon the economic development or the quality of life in rural areas.
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To know if swatting truly has an effect on these insects, van Breugel says we'd have to know how effective the average human is at swatting; if mosquitoes are killed with 100 percent accuracy, for example, there would be no opportunity for learning.
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"Furosemide has been a hot-button topic within horse racing for well over a decade, yet no one credibly believes that its use has an effect on breakdowns," Joe Appelbaum, president of the New York Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association, said in a statement.
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Health care is getting more and more expensive, and families and employers are having to bear more of the cost, which research has shown not only has an effect on how much workers are actually getting paid, but how many workers are hired.
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Department lawyers often have informal discussions with lawmakers and their aides about language they believe could strengthen a law, particularly when Congress first considers a bill or after a Supreme Court ruling changes the judicial landscape and has an effect on existing legislation.
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I think Action feels like he's a product of what people before him did: The precedents that have been set by governments and racism and poverty and the war on drugs and slavery — all of that still has an effect on black youth today.
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Climate change has an effect, as well, especially in the case of bumblebees in North America and Europe, said Sir Robert Watson, vice chairman of the group and director of strategic development at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of East Anglia.
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Tiffany Morel from Rhode Island has newfound respect for professional lie-spotters: Growing up in a household where I was told to never lie, having to tell whether or not someone was lying made me realise how much telling the truth has an effect on my daily life.
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But the whales were not affected by the shift of the magnetic field "We show that the mechanism behind the relationship between solar storms and gray whales, if it has an effect on a magnetic sensor, is likely caused by disruption to the sense itself, not inaccurate information," Granger said.
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Houston has no one who can adequately defend him — Paul was capable at one point, but in recent years it has seemed like an extreme mismatch — and once Curry gets cooking he has an effect on all of the players around him that can be outdone only by LeBron James.
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However, many are apathetic – 56 percent of European consumers have not changed their approach to saving at all "Lowering interest rates is a widespread technique for trying to stimulate spending in the economy, but it also has an effect on people's savings," Ian Bright, senior economist at ING, said in a press release.
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While having to live longer with high glucose levels probably has an effect, "there is also some evidence that developing diabetes younger is associated with a more aggressive form of type 1 diabetes," said Naveed Sattar, a professor of metabolic medicine at the University of Glasgow in the UK, who co-led the study.
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As the study puts it: A set of experimental studies have drawn on the social psychological literature on subliminal priming to examine whether priming people with environmental cues of climate change (for example, turning up the heat in the laboratory; placing dead trees around participants) has an effect on their belief in climate change.
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"There are ways that Congress could write a different statute that would be more closely connected to conduct that has an effect on interstate commerce," said Michael Rosman, general counsel for the Center for Individual Rights, although he said he believed such a law would still be vulnerable to claims it violated equal protection or religious freedom.
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"We've seen a rise in inflation in the U.K. over the last year or so on the back of the Brexit vote and on the back of the devaluation of the pound and that means that customers' disposable income has, at its best, flattened and probably slightly declining and that has an effect on deferral purchases, " Coupe explained.
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Therefore Saudi Aramco will get it up as fast as possible but it also shows the vulnerability of our energy system, oil system, which we have across the world, depending on a few big players and if something happens there, then it has an immediate effect on pricing, on availability, which then has an effect on the macroeconomic side.
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"I think he's a person who is susceptible to hearing different arguments and being persuaded by people who are making good arguments, so I think in the end he's a guy who wants to get to a deal, so I think when people come in and make their case, it sometimes has an effect," the GOP's No. 3 Republican, Sen.
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"Here is a functional protein that we know has an effect in the organism, and it is [found and preserved] among many different species, so it is likely that a mutation that destroys the protein is, on average, not good for you," Rasmus Nielsen, a co-author of the study and a researcher from the University of California, Berkeley, said in a Berkeley release.
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Christopher Devine, an assistant professor of political science at the University of Dayton in Ohio, said there's little if any evidence that picking a female running mate has an effect on overall electoral outcomes, noting that in 1984 and 2008, when women were on the ballot as vice presidential candidates, female voters were no more likely to cast their ballots for the Democratic or Republican tickets.
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So the really hard-core fan — by which I mean someone like me, who is so pathetically hooked on local sports news that the hiring of a new defensive coordinator has an effect on my day — might find himself in deep consideration of whether the Jets should take another chance on an equal-parts talent and pain in the neck like the pouty, stubborn defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson.
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Even in recent years, there has been a host of scientific evidence that seems to back up the idea that a woman's menstrual cycle has an effect on her mental functions: Previous research has suggested that periods affect the area of the brain that controls memory, judgment, and attention; it's also been argued the changes in estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone can affect the levels of serotonin and dopamine in the body, which can result in anxious, irritable, and depressive moods.
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