Sentence examples for effect marking from inspiring English sources

What's more, most of the funds added a "fair value adjustment", in effect marking down the value of the properties they owned and therefore shrinking investors' holdings.

Construction of a missile shield would likely set off a nuclear arms race with China, in effect marking the end to 40 years of steady nuclear arms reductions around the world.

The 10-inch isohyet (line on a map connecting points having equal rainfall) follows a line from near Tahoua to Gouré, in effect marking the northern limit of nomadic pastoral life, for the rainfall permits a sparse vegetation to grow.

It would be nice if we could get to that place, if Schieffer wasn't exaggerating for effect, marking the sadness that comes with anyone's passing, even someone whose success you envy.

[ 2013] (motivated by the observation that such a "local" interaction could correspond to a haplotype effect marking a single untyped causal variant, see Gyenesei et al. [ 2012]).

Your cat may also be putting her scent on you, in effect marking you as part of her territory or part of her group.

That in effect marked the end of Christopher's years in diplomacy.

Instead, the FBI recommendation in effect marks an end to the legal threat against her and her staff.

The publication of Twenty-One Love Poems in 1976 in effect marked Rich's coming out as a lesbian.

The upheavals of the past fortnight have, in effect, marked the start of the 2000 election season.

Anything that smacks too obviously of acceptance of the status quo would in effect mark a victory for India, and a deep humiliation for Pakistan.