Sentence examples for Work in effect from inspiring English sources
Hadid saw something in the architektons, and she made it her project to complete Malevich's work — in effect, to design an abstract building.
But he treats the philosophical agenda lightly in this work, in effect a five-movement, 30-minute, unusually scored violin concerto.
Some economists care about bracket creep because they believe it is a deterrent to work – in effect you will choose not to work extra hours or cut back on your hours to avoid the higher tax bracket.
Where essays are required, especially in the humanities and social sciences, the system relies on the students themselves to grade their fellow students' work, in effect turning them into teaching assistants.
And it's a learning year for all of us, to say, O.K., what really does work?" In effect the app is a more direct route to consumers for Sky News.
His emphasis is largely humanitarian; it also arises from his belief, as a scientist, that the only way to meet the world's projected energy needs without causing intolerable environmental harm will be to work, in effect, from the bottom up — an approach that's very different from the ones that dominate energy research.
He taught enthusiastically, to both students and the colleagues who worked, in effect, as his research assistants, and the influence of his ideas continued to spread, but increasingly he lost interest in the direction of computer science.
His daughter, Kate Rothko, accused the executors of the estate (Bernard J. Reis, Theodoros Stamos, and Morton Levine and Frank Lloydd, owner of Marlborough Galleries in New York City, of conspiracy and conflict of interest in selling the works—in effect, of enriching themselves.
The problem is that most judges have spent their careers working, in effect, as junior civil servants in a culture where accusation and guilt amount to almost the same thing.
They worked, in effect, by the book.
That portion would make it a crime for anyone to circumvent encryption to gain access to a digital work -- in effect, to open and read a digital book without the publisher's authorization.
