feel the effect

The board members will not feel the effect of their decision.

Could he be the only one who was feeling the effects?

I would have felt the effect of them by now if you had.

Sometimes you will not feel the effect of too much exercise until the next day.

"Half a million people a day will be feeling the effects of this."

Like many other people, we felt the effects of the stock market in the last year.

He could tell that she was already feeling the effects of the first one.

He feels the effect could be the same this time.

You wait, you'll feel the effects all the way down here.

The women felt the effects as the men took their own ideas to heart.

Even during the few minutes it took to make the exchange she could feel the effect.

At last I began to feel the effects of ill health.

But at the same time, another felt the effect of the final stroke.

He'd not had much sleep the night before, and he was feeling the effects this morning.

The village itself only felt the effects of the war just before its end.

Until then, even if you feel the effects wearing off, do not let them know it.

And about 1.7 percent had worked while feeling the effects of alcohol.

Women feel the effects of alcohol more quickly than men do.

He had been through the mill, and felt the effects.

My patients still feel the effects of the storm on their lives and health.

Now he started after me, and, still feeling the effects of the blow over the head, I could not get myself together.

"He was probably feeling the effects of being in the elevator."

He'd been drunk up until the day before, and was still feeling the effects.

Also, they were beginning to feel the effects of being in Haven.

Then to bed, still feeling the effects of the encounter.