Sentence examples for change will be effected from inspiring English sources

The change will be effected tomorrow morning.

But rather than insight or satire, Fellowes offers cosy nostalgia, with lots of poor, happy people having a knees-up, while suggesting that the unprivileged are happiest among their own class and that change will be effected by their becoming shopkeepers.

The results would then be fed into a computer and studied, and "appropriate artistic changes will be effected" by Miss Jacksina's firm.

The change will be in effect indefinitely, until "new technology is in place or the threat picture changes".

If she asks how long this change will be in effect, tell her it will take as long as it takes.

The only way any positive change will ever be effected at the school is if the professors find the will to unionize, but considering I could only ever convince a handful of colleagues to put their names to a petition merely asking for more paper, I don't see that happening anytime soon.

The change will be in immediate effect when you try to run the application.

Dr Williams suggested that the "best outcome" from "the unhappy controversies" at St Paul's will be "effect credible change in the financial world".

The downside, of course, is that when cultural norms are in need of revision, or the values are misguided, they are hard to change, and those who try to effect change will be vilified.

A child who sees himself as someone who effects change will be greatly empowered, not just for now but for a lifetime.

Research and policy change will be necessary to avoid health effects of changing exposure to natural and man-made agricultural contamination (Boxall et al. 2009).