Sentence examples for effect applied from inspiring English sources

That same effect applied here.

The same effect applied whether or not a journal had to be paid for.

In reversing Judge Braslow, the appellate court said: "The county court in effect applied a blanket disqualification for all of the defendant's proffered evidence.

But in each of these cases, as in TS Eliot's The Waste Land, where the poet refers to "These fragments I have shored against my ruins", fragmentation is an effect applied to the text: the how, as opposed to the what, that suggests the potential for the fragmented state to be made whole.

A similar process of normalization — the acceptance of 3-D as just another component of the filmgoing experience, rather than a novelty effect applied to it — will have to occur before stereoscopy takes its place alongside color, sound and wide-screen processes in the filmmaker's toolbox.

The video keeps playing with the effect applied on the fly.

Could this simplicity-sincerity effect apply to speech as well?

A similar multiplier effect applies in the credit-card business.

The new rule the F.D.A. will soon put into effect applies to drugs for biological, chemical and nuclear agents.

It is too soon to know if the icing effect applies to the last-second timeout, but it also stands to reason that making a kicker attempt a field goal twice could swing the advantage to the kicker.

At first I couldn't understand why the conversations around me wouldn't translate verbatim to a page; but a refraction effect applies, sentences strangely bend, like light hitting water.