leveraging
Noun, Competition Law
peer influence
Noun, Psychology
peer influence
Noun, Psychology
base effect
Noun, Economics
boomerang effect
Noun, Communication
the action of the drug on the nervous system
leveraging
Noun, Competition Law
reaction of cost on prices
foreclosure effect
Noun, Competition Law
placebo effect
Noun, Psychology
portfolio effect
Noun, Competition Law
advertising effectiveness
welfare effect
Noun, Competition Law
advertising effectiveness
network effect
Noun, Competition Law
greenhouse effect
Noun, Environment-Ecology
bystander effect
Noun, Communication
spillover effect
Noun, Competition Law
alienation effect
Noun, Communication
neutral consumption effect
spillover effect
Noun, Competition Law
under the stimulus of hunger
to be under the influence of intoxicating liquor
Verb
to be under the influence of alcohol
Verb
to have no effect on the balance-sheet
Verb
to have no effect on the balance sheet
Verb
to be adversely affected by sth
Verb
to be adversely affected
Verb
to influence something adversely
Verb
to cut no ice with sb
Verb
to come under the influence of sb
Verb
to be under the influence of sb
Verb
to come under sb's influence
Verb
to have a strong pull with sb
Verb
to have a great effect on sb
Verb
to have a far reaching influence
Verb
to grip one's audience
Verb
to have world-wide consequences
Verb
like water off a duck's back
to affect the interests
Verb
to have an unfavo u rable effect
Verb
under the influence of intoxicating liquor
under the influence of intoxicating liquor
to be an influence in politics
Verb
through the agency of water
to be an international force
Verb
to produce an after-effect
Verb
to have far-reaching influence
Verb