Sentence examples for but the real effect from inspiring English sources
But the real effect of Bush's actions is to prevent Libby from revealing the truth about Bush's - and vice president Cheney's - own actions in the leak.
But the real effect is to disguise the true cost of the tax cut if Congress extends the bill, which it will be under great pressure to do.
Sure we have big names and Bollywood stars and cricket legends to begin with but the real effect is going to be seen in three to five years' time at the grassroots level.
But the real effect should be minimal.
But the real effect of this pull-back is the light it is shining on a deeply fundamental problem, one that has been growing steadily since 2011.
Economists forecast the central bank might be able to reduce rates by another 50 basis points, but the real effect would be limited at this stage.
But the real effects of this deal may be more diffuse and much harder to pinpoint than a simple arms race between two rivals.
But he thinks that the real effect of the dysfunction of state government, exacerbated by the big economic downturn, lies in its present inability to continue funding the expanded obligations it has taken on, obligations that many other states have never tried.
But frequently, it is alleged, the real effect of conceding rights to these sorts of group is to reinforce the power of conservative elites whose wishes and interests clash with those of others in the group.
The real effect of the Internet remains to be seen.
