Sentence examples for effect extended from inspiring English sources

The 2012 supreme court hearing in effect extended the time limit for equal pay claims to be brought from six months to six years after leaving employment.

They could, if a majority could be mustered, issue a verdict that in effect extended same-sex marriage rights to all 50 states.

The high-def biopic began to orbit around the origin story; in effect extended flashbacks in the style of X-Men First Class-style, in which the nascent superpowers were, say, feminist consciousness, directional fashion sense, or divine mandate to rule.

The effect extended beyond the duration of the treatment and was synchronized with the resting and foraging period over the next 24 h.

The retrospective study of Sen et al. [48] showed a negative association between higher Cl− load and survival rate among ICU patients who had received large-volume fluids; this effect extended to at least 1 year post-ICU admission.

Concentrate supplementation increased milk and solids corrected milk (SCM) yield by 4.1 and 2.8 kg/cow/day, respectively during R1 and also increased R2 milk production performance, this effect extended into the carryover period.

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

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

Recent evidence suggests that the effect extends to race: we catch yawns more easily from members of our own race than from members of different races.

"Payment for May should be done before 9 June," Miller said in the statement, in effect extending the deadline by six days.

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.