Sentence examples for effect mostly from inspiring English sources

The changes made by the law that have already taken effect mostly took effect in 2010.

Tchaikovsky achieves this effect mostly with his feeling for combining the known instruments of the orchestra into new sonorities.

This distressing news is further evidence of the need for government safety net programs and the national health care reforms that will take effect mostly in 2014.

Many French don't look at Africa as it is, but at themselves, as a mirror effect, mostly as a villain, but sometimes as a help".

The Hudson River Audubon Society, based in Yonkers, N.Y., which runs owl prowls on certain Saturdays through the winter months, has been feeling a distinct Harry Potter effect, mostly from young owl enthusiasts and their parents.

While the frequent use of abortion can limit out-of-wedlock births, that is, the sudden mass availability of abortion almost certainly had the opposite effect — mostly by changing the obligations associated with pregnancy, and by legitimating male irresponsibility where sex and its consequences are concerned.

Herbert Wernicke's production has some wonderful effects, mostly in the spirit-world scenes.

Rifampin administration is associated with several side effects, mostly gastrointestinal in nature.

Even the side effects — mostly pain or soreness at the injection site — were the same.

4-part talk story about R/Greenberg Associates, a firm that deals in highly-sophisticated special effects, mostly for television commercials.

Third, it produces residual mineral products that may cause chemical effects, mostly in relation to the soil.