Sentence examples for effect means from inspiring English sources

This "blocking" effect means extreme events can unfold.

This, in effect, means that there can never be any more vetoes – ever.

And the vaunted "network effect" means Facebook could increase its lead.

An effect means an influence; to effect means to put into effect; to affect means either to influence or to fake.

This cascading effect means that shipping on all routes is increasing.

This includes everybody who searches on Google, which in effect means most internet users.

And the Twitter effect means he gets to meet other start-ups that have moved nearby.

The knock-on effect means the local economy would be decimated and the community as a whole.

This so-called "lockout effect" means that companies invest less in the U.S. and distribute less cash to shareholders.

His decision to quit the position with immediate effect means he will drop the "right honorable" title.

Others spoke of the importance of maintaining "conceptual value-added," which in effect means adding nothing but marketing.