Sentence examples for effect because of from inspiring English sources

"Section 39 has limited effect because of the way it's drafted," Wright explained.

The law never went into effect because of the legal challenge.

Tackling soot would have an almost immediate effect, because of the short amount of time it stays in the atmosphere.

Rather, it pulled up alongside, these officials said, allowing for the deadliest effect because of shock waves.

The law, which sharply curtails bargaining rights for public workers, has not taken effect because of legal challenges.

European officials have maintained that any gas shutoffs through Belarus would have little effect because of low summertime energy consumption.

Wint-O-Green Life Savers are particularly well-suited for observing this effect, because of the oil of wintergreen — methyl salicylate — that flavors them.

An attempt to make things easier for the audience had the opposite effect because of the company's unfamiliarity with the language.

Is it because of its effect, because of the danger that the pamphlet will prevent the government from waging war with an army of docile conscripts?

The law, the 1998 Child Online Protection Act, never took effect because of an injunction that was upheld by the Supreme Court in 2004.

The civil-aid effort is absorbing vast sums to modest effect because of unresolved governance problems, not least the corruption that fuels the insurgency.