Officers reportedly tried using a taser on the suspect to no effect.
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He was pushing at a panel by the bed, to no effect.
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If Texas does pull out, it may have little to no effect.
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"It's always like that," she said, jiggling the handle to no effect.
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Lake twice used a Taser on Sterling, with little to no effect.
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It'll have little to no effect on any measurable level of your manliness.
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Analysts believe the changes will have little to no effect on American jobs.
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"I pursued him for almost an entire year to no effect," Ms. Goldenberg said.
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He reportedly continued to contact Lucas, extending dates and times for compliance, to no effect.
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Trump's aide even shouted "don't look" when he made the move, but to no effect.
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Historically, vice presidential debates have little to no effect on the state of the race.
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Unfortunately, research suggests that target hardening has little to no effect on a school's safety.
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But they find their initial push produces little to no effect — the boulder barely moved.
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Studies suggest that these voting restrictions typically have little to no effect on a national election.
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There are so many episodes where characters just jockey for position, with little to no effect.
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They tried to deploy a Taser an estimated five times on Kelley Jr., to no effect.
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After submitting multiple complaints to the EEOC to no effect, Jessup filed his lawsuit in 2017.
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The rising minimum wage had little to no effect on the restaurant industry in the Bay Area.
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As a black man in the industry, race has had little to no effect in my hiring.
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Every week his doctor gives him three painful injections to try to cure the condition—to no effect.
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We propose a nicotine patch instead, but the nurses have already given him a patch, to no effect.
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Previous studies found that stop and frisk had little to no effect on crime in New York City.
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Officers allegedly pursued the man on foot and attempted to taser him "to no effect," the NYPD said.
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With Mr. Iger struggling to breathe and turning red, another executive started pounding his back, to no effect.
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The idea of a national infrastructure bank has been floating around US politics for decades, to no effect.
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As the speed shot through 22009 knots, the pilots hauled back on their control columns to no effect.
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Major government agencies—NASA, NOAA, even the Department of Defense—have already refuted Trump's denial, to no effect.
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His father had chided him, to no effect, to enjoy his youth more—make friends, go to parties.
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The balance of evidence shows that environmental regulations have little to no effect on long-term aggregate employment.
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It was to no effect: shortly before dawn on March 31st, Ms Park was arrested at the prosecutors' office.
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A dozen major literature reviews demonstrate that fat intake has little to no effect on death from cardiovascular disease.
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But research on empowerment zones has found that they had little to no effect on economic growth or poverty.
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Nixon's aides had been planting negative (and false) stories in the news media to pressure Burns, to no effect.
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Most of these types of measures have been found to have little to no effect on reducing school violence.
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"I have seen many doctors and therapists, undergone an array of treatments and therapies to no effect," Ligety wrote.
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The United States can tell China we tried its preferred approach of negotiating with North Korea to no effect.
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A dozen major literature reviews demonstrate that fat intake has little to no effect on death from cardiovascular disease.
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Zidane railed to no effect as Real Madrid lost, 1-0, on Saturday to Atlético Madrid in their derby match.
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But what evidence exists shows that such experiences have little-to-no effect on climate beliefs, especially among committed partisans.
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I tried gel injections to no effect, and was living on anti-inflammatory drugs just to get through the day.
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You can drink as much water as you want — it will have little to no effect on your pounding skull.
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The research indicates that harsher law enforcement efforts on drugs have a little to no effect on crime and drug use.
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Studies show that restrictions like voter ID and early voting cuts tend to have little to no effect on voter turnout.
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For years, tax hawks have railed about companies finagling statutes to whittle down their bill to Uncle Sam — to no effect.
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Yet many of the defining political events of the late 2000s had little to no effect on his writing, he said.
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This is a move in the right direction: The research shows that tougher punishment has little to no effect on drug use.
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Furthermore, early data suggests that while United's app may be tanking in ratings, it has had little to no effect on downloads.
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Those on the more permissive side said that restrictive policies would have little to no effect, while permissive policies would reduce homicides.
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Some estimates for some Linux-based systems ranged as high as seventeen percent, although tests of other applications saw little to no effect.
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"The Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance has been associated with positive impacts on incomes with little to no effect on employment," the report stated.
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Some studies have even looked at what happens when you remove tryptophan from people&aposs diets, but also found little to no effect.
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A group of French lawyers sent a letter to the Japanese government protesting the harsh treatment he has received, but to no effect.
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Studies have also looked at the question, finding that stop and frisk had little to no effect on crime in New York City.
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Repealing the Second Amendment would also have little to no effect on the remaining 10 that lean stronger in favor of gun regulation.
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But there was next to no effect if there was a tie, according to the article published by The Royal Statistical Society's journal, Significance.
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To grapple with our increasingly loose grip on what's real and what's not, it's a technique that will likely have little to no effect.
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This means that it theoretically has next to no effect on the sound passing through it, which can be an issue with cheaper speakers.
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But in New York, where Trump is unpopular and the lawsuit will proceed outside the federal system, it will have little to no effect.
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Trump jousted with Kim in both Vietnam and Singapore over denuclearization, but this new submarine-launch indicates Trump's words had little-to-no effect.
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Among women and highly educated men, last-name choice seemed to have little to no effect on their perceptions of a woman as a wife.
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The U.S. government may shutdown at midnight on Friday, but this will likely have little to no effect on the nation's all-important cybersecurity activities.
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Sector-specific calls to update NAFTA and demands to curb partisan political maneuvering continue to pile up with little to no effect on ratification proceedings.
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"If they leave their law as it is, why would there be any need to override a law which is effectively to no effect?" he said.
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Several studies in recent years show that breakfast has little to no effect on a person's body weight, resting metabolic rate, cholesterol or blood sugar levels.
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Progressive and civil rights groups including Color of Change and CREDO Action petitioned Google to withhold sponsorship of a Trump-led Republican National Convention — to no effect.
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She was fed every two hours but to no effect, and she died of severe malnutrition after her family were unable to pay for her medical treatment.
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But wait: If the huge reduction in Syrians is also a huge reduction in Muslims, maybe there was little to no effect on admission of non-Syrian Muslims?
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Changing small details in the ways public bathrooms are put together — relatively easy, inexpensive fixes — can benefit many and have little to no effect on the experiences of others.
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Image by Suzie Kelly Here's the dirty secret about presidential elections: For all the fervor and fanaticism, they have little to no effect on your day-to-day life.
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The research does show that restrictions like voter ID and early voting cuts tend to have little to no effect on voter turnout — at most a few percentage points.
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Republicans had repeatedly attacked Warren as a wealthy elitist, to no effect; Democrats, who first met Warren as a crusading anti-Wall Street professor, had never heard this before.
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To the extent that drugs do come through the areas a wall would cover, border security and drug policy experts say the wall will have little to no effect.
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But instead of actually respecting the rights these workers have in law, Uber has opted for this PR stunt that will have little to no effect on most workers' lives.
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While the research shows that tactics like "stop and frisk" have little to no effect on crime, these approaches lead to more community distrust because they're seen as racially biased.
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I tried three different derms, who all continued to give me the same acne prescriptions that worked in my teens, but had little to no effect on my adult acne.
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"We were surprised to see that we had a strong effect in the women in our study but minimal to no effect in the men in our study," Jara said.
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Billionaire entrepreneur and potential presidential candidate Mark Cuban said on Wednesday that a cut in the U.S. corporate tax rate would have little to no effect on his investment decisions.
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Now, the research shows that the latest Republican attempts to make voting harder, such as limits on early voting and voter ID requirements, have little to no effect on turnout.
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Those studies came to a range of conclusions —from a decrease in the wages of these workers of 1.7 percent to no effect to a modestly positive increase of 0.1 percent.
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After complaining individually to no effect, they got 1003 people to sign the petition, presented it and soon there were pallets of bottled water available and new water stations being installed.
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But there's some good news: Despite Republican legislators' best attempts to suppress minority voters, study after study has found that voter ID laws have little to no effect on voter turnout.
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Even though people are impacted differently within the US, for example, the Stanford researchers found that climate change had little to no effect on overall GDP-per-capita between 1961 and 2010.
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Ioana Marinescu, an assistant professor of labor market economics at the University of Pennsylvania, says research shows that there is little to no effect of a UBI on people's propensity to work.
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A slower news cycle has had little to no effect on stocks save for the potential for a December interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve to taper the strength of the economy.
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Unfortunately, we and others have found that time outdoors has little to no effect on how prescriptions change over time in children who are already nearsighted, although more study of this is ongoing.
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And Trump's various rollbacks of environmental health and safety have had little to no effect on expanding industry -- but are expected to pollute air and water, especially in communities where Trump voters live.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire entrepreneur and potential presidential candidate Mark Cuban said on Wednesday that a cut in the U.S. corporate tax rate would have little to no effect on his investment decisions.
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But this latest review of the research is more rigorous than those done before it, and it detected little to no effect from supervised consumption sites in the best studies the researchers could find.
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"The tax would be assessed on and collected from financial firms, and would likely have little to no effect on most investors," Warren said in her plan, which also references the CBO revenue estimate.
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"Time will tell if the Affordable Care Act leads to fewer people with insurance through their jobs, but as of now, the law has had little to no effect on employer-sponsored insurance," Hempstead said.
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The results of that study, said NutriRECS, showed diets lower in red or processed meat may have "little to no effect" on reducing risk for developing heart disease and cancer, including colorectal and breast cancer.
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Arthur: One professor at George Washington University looked at debates going back several decades and concluded that despite the buildup, general-election debates have very little to no effect on the outcome of the election.
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Reviews on other off-label applications, like for migraine, fibromyalgia, mental illness, and substance dependence have "found modest to no effect on relevant clinical outcomes," according to a 22010 paper in Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment.
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Researchers have found, looking particularly at the experiences of other countries like Israel and Canada where trans people serve openly, that lifting the US's ban would have little to no effect on military readiness or costs.
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The research tends to show that making voting harder, whether through voter ID laws or by limiting early voting, has a small to no effect on voter turnout — likely only swinging elections that are really, really close.
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After Kalburgi's murder, scores of Indian writers returned their awards from the National Academy of Letters to protest both the lack of progress in the murder investigations and the B.J.P.'s silence over rising intolerance, to no effect.
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This setting pertains to color management and color profiles, but leaving it turned on will ensure your GIF looks as good as it can on older computer displays and monitors, with little to no effect on its file size.
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Research has shown that boosting security at schools with armed security, metal detectors, and reducing access to buildings has little to no effect on the likelihood of a school shooting when compared to more preventative and early intervention measures.
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So Rodriguez tries to flow the low line side kick into wheel kicks and so on, but his opponent has always run a mile from the first attack and he is left wasting energy and looking flashy to no effect.
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It's clear foreign government intervention has little to no effect on Google's bottom line, even if it does pose a serious public relations disaster and tangle up Alphabet executives with a congressional hearing on the subject scheduled for next week.
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BERLIN, Jan 23 (Reuters) - A large majority of German companies expect Britain's divorce from the European Union to have little to no effect on their business, according to a poll published by the Cologne Institute for Economic Research (IW) on Monday.
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A 2014 study by the U.S. International Trade Commission reviewed the economic literature on the impact of NAFTA on the American labor market, finding that it had little to no effect on aggregate labor-market outcomes in the United States.
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The men in suits dither, posture, plan negotiation sessions and then cancel them, and employ copious military metaphors -- 'wage battle,' 'refuse to surrender' -- to no effect...Competence, meanwhile belongs to the women, particularly in the usually macho world of global finance.
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She resurrected a report released by the Education Department in the final days of President Barack Obama's administration, which showed that a program that funneled $7 billion into the nation's worst-performing schools had little to no effect on academic results.
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Second, the researchers found little to no effect from neutral factors known to skew seat distribution — like the tendency of Democratic voters to live closer together in cities, thus wasting more votes than Republicans, who tend to be spread over a wider area.
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After the seventy-third ballot had been called, to no effect, at the Democratic National Convention on July 5, 1924, in the old Madison Square Garden, a delegate from Oklahoma named A. H. Ferguson rose with an idea for breaking the deadlock.
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What is it about fan culture in general, and fanfiction in particular, that is so threatening that people keep feeling the need to write moralizing think pieces on it, and that the deluge of responding think pieces has little to no effect?
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Most Republicans rightly believe these measures would have little to no effect on the amount of mass shootings or terrorist attacks that occur in this country, but it's time for Republicans to play the public opinion game up to the standards of the Democrats.
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Margie Patel, a senior portfolio manager at Wells Fargo Funds, said that she expects to see little to no effect from trade tariffs and has been adding to companies such as PNC Finiancial Services Group Inc that have sold off in the market downturn.
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And while the deal created distinct winners and losers, with some American towns suffering deeply as their factories moved to Mexico, many economists say it actually had little to no effect on overall United States employment, as the gains and losses from the deal balanced out.
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" The article "Minimum Wage Mythbusters," on the U.S. Department of Labor's website, says raising the minimum has "little to no effect on employment as shown in independent studies from economists across the country," citing research showing that "higher wages sharply reduce turnover which can reduce employment and training costs.
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But studies suggest that it probably has close to no effect on the homeownership rate, because nearly all of the gains go to affluent taxpayers who are likely to own homes even without it, though the deduction does enable them to buy bigger houses than they might have otherwise.
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What's more, consider this from the Republican perspective: If it turns out that new hurdles to voting let you squeak by with an electoral victory, and seemingly had little to no effect on voters' approval of your party (given the win), why wouldn't you try more voting restrictions in the future?
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Since only the 2050 target is legally binding, it would be possible for Dutch politicians to fritter and fail for the next 30 years, to do nothing but have annual meetings to no effect, but to believe that will happen is to completely dismiss the power of transparency and democratic accountability.
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The continual cries of this afflicted child, bereft of its parent, affected me very sensibly, I was moved with compassion, and charging myself as if accessary to what now appeared to be a cruel murder, and endeavoured to prevail on the hunter to save its life, but to no effect!
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Let's look at Exhibit A: During the primaries, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's GOP opponents burned through more than $100 million in advertising, essentially to no effect (except for enriching his opponents' political consultants).
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Still, there are plenty of reasons to be cautious with the International Energy Agency (IEA) revising its global oil demand growth forecasts for 2017 downwards last week amid an uncertain global growth outlook with mixed signals from the likes of China and the U.S. In addition, comments about potential OPEC/non-OPEC cooperation over market stability have been made in the past to no effect and analysts are again skeptical that OPEC's informal meeting next month will produce any concrete action - given that the group remains wary of conceding market share amid signs of more output coming online from non-OPEC producers.
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