Sentence examples for a practical effect of from inspiring English sources

Judge Aiken said a practical effect of "a seemingly minor change in wording" was to allow the government to avoid the constitutional probable cause requirement.

It's apparent that theatrical distribution will become of less importance to a generation that's accustomed to watching movies on a computer, and I've noticed, anecdotally, a practical effect of this habit.

Murphy seems right to suggest that large-scale problems requiring beneficence should be conceived as cooperative projects, but his limit on individual obligations seems unlikely to have a practical effect of increasing international aid and the like beyond present commitments and levels.

Scott Horton, an expert in human rights law at Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler in New York, said the memorandums would have a practical effect in the prosecution of civilians who engaged in abuses in Iraq and Afghanistan.

"Once we moved to L.A., there was a continuity of style that came from Alan and me, and that was important to Matt [Weiner]." In creating a practical effect, a grid consisting of fluorescent lights was installed onto the set that housed Sterling Cooper's main office.

You mentioned a scene in which you're looking for your glasses, and as a practical effect, a very large set of glasses were used for the foreground shot.

Rehearsals are not expected to go into full swing until early January, so any practical effects of a strike would not be felt until then.

He should also deny a stay, which would have the practical effect of an injunction against the anticorruption law, preventing it from being in force in Montana elections this year.

Yet without a new basket, the practical effect of any meeting to discuss the dollar would be to depress the dollar (and hence oil revenues) still further, perhaps, by an amount greater than any price increase discussed.On the capital account, the headaches are worse.

The last pitch appeared to be well outside the strike zone, and after a momentary pause, the home-plate umpire Justin Klemm raised his hands to signal a third strike, a call that had the practical effect of detonating the repressed frustration of Jorge Posada.

This study showed a substantial effect when axial weight was applied only from the proximal bone end, which is the practical effect of a weight-bearing platform.