Sentence examples for could not effect from inspiring English sources
They are running under the banner The Power of Working Together, hoping to advance a new kind of politics, in which parties cooperate in order to bring about changes that they could not effect alone.
The one person that was undermining confidence in the energy market was one Ed Miliband, he said, referring to the Labour leader's plans to impose a 20-month energy price freeze even though he could not effect the overall wholesale energy prices.
In no-growth countries such as Ethiopia, all the advances in modern medicine and the efforts of foreign donors could not effect more than a 27% drop in infant mortality over the same period.Until recently, the fastest-growing emerging economies were clustered in East Asia whereas the disaster zones were disproportionately African.
Moreover, it was by no means difficult for such an aircraft to reach a stall or some other uncontrolled position from which weight shifting could not effect a recovery as demonstrated by the deaths of Lilienthal (1896) and the English experimenter Percy Pilcher (1899) in glider crashes.
Indeed, the regeneration process is effective for the production of 5-HTP to some extent, although this approach could not effect conversion of all of the available l-tryptophan into 5-HTP.
As naval expert Fred T. Jane wrote in June 1902,Is there anything outside of 2,000 yards that the big gun in its hundreds of tons of medieval castle can effect, that its weight in 6-inch guns without the castle could not effect equally well?
He couldn't effect any change".
But D'Souza eventually determined that intellectuals couldn't effect political change, so the once marginal right-wing egghead remade himself into a brawling, even more right-wing activist.
Many of Obama's predecessors left the White House with a desire to make changes they couldn't effect from the Oval Office.
Owing to the state of tension, repairs could not be effected, and only ammunition, coal, and other supplies were loaded.
The transformation of age-old customs, commerce and administration to the Swedish model could not be effected quickly or easily.
