Sentence examples for effect extend from inspiring English sources

Major climactic effect extend as far as Lake Erie and beyond.

If other countries failed to follow suit, the U.S. could, in effect, extend its own tax by levying it on goods imported from those countries.

By permitting more information to be organized more simply and processed more rapidly it will, in effect, extend the thinking range of individuals.

That would, in effect, extend the same protection to electronically processed checks that debit cards enjoy, as well as set a standard of customer service for other banks to match.

And Dr. Daniel Carlat, a psychiatrist in Newburyport, Mass., who publishes the Carlat Psychiatry Report, said the release of Pristiq appeared mainly to be an effort by the company to, in effect, extend its patent for Effexor XR.

Second, adapting a green roof can not only effectually decrease the amount of stormwater runoff, but also mitigate the heat island effect, extend roof life, and improve thermal and sound insulation performance.

The "lipstick effect" extended to academic achievement.

Furthermore, this effect extended well beyond baseball novices.

Effect: Extending Scope and Strengthening Causal Claims Journal of Educational Psychology.

Whether that effect extends to colouring-in a travel company's rental properties remains to be seen.

The economic effect extends beyond fishermen to the many women who sell fish in markets in coastal communities.