cumulative effect

But some say the possible cumulative effect is exactly the point.

More likely, he said, was that the calls had a cumulative effect.

They all have their own individual reasons, but the cumulative effect is the same.

"The cumulative effect was enough to make people change their views."

But the cumulative effect of such orders can be high.

"I think it was a collection of everything together, and that had a cumulative effect."

Each incident is less important in itself than as part of a cumulative effect.

Yet the cumulative effect has been impressive, if still well short of what we really need to do.

The cumulative effect of this debate is hard to judge.

The cumulative effect seemed to catch up in the second quarter.

The cumulative effect is created by details, not a theory.

Then there is the cumulative effect of accidents, small and large.

Maybe all these new patterns and activities were having some kind of cumulative effect.

If lots of people took this approach, the cumulative effect could be huge.

And yet the cumulative effect of these stories is by no means depressing.

However, there are so many molecules that the cumulative effect can be large.

People also get shot and killed, but the cumulative effect is humorous.

I read them to Clinton one after another, letting their cumulative effect wash over him.

The cumulative effect was enough to make me wonder if I should buy stock in office supply companies.

The cumulative effect of losses should be borne in mind.

But the cumulative effect is that the failure rate now runs about 60 percent higher than it did in the early 80's.

All those aspects have a cumulative effect that's very valuable to the state.

But you need to consider the cumulative effect of saving on small items.

Instead, they appear designed to introduce a cumulative effect over time.

But in the performance, the work has an invigorating cumulative effect.