▶ Never try to make a diminutive out of something that is, in effect, already a diminutive, especially by adding a suffix such as "pie" to "-toes" or "-bunny".
Programmes have sprung up trying to solve the former with the latter, aided by laws that look more kindly on asylum seekers working, something that is in effect forbidden in France and the UK.
To label something a memoir is, in effect, to tell a reader that they cannot doubt it.
"This is an extraordinary step to take when you're doing something like impeachment, which is in effect reversing the will of the voters in the last election," said Senator Kwame Raoul, a Chicago Democrat.
The modern European style, which is mainly of urban and western European provenance, is in effect something of a compromise between the other two.
An assertion is in effect a claim that something is or is not "the same" or "of a kind" with something else.
Those who are genuinely distracted by worldly increase, and who make it an end in and of itself rather than as a means towards something better are in effect guilty of a form of idolatry.
A ConservativeHome spokesman said: "The ConservativeHome comments policy is very clear that any abusive, insulting, racist, and homophobic comments will be deleted as soon as they are reported, something VICE notes as being in effect in the course of its research.
The Maysles brothers' underlying obsession was, in effect, something that wasn't there: the barrier between performance and life.
Something beyond these walls". You are in effect challenging the status quo.
