Sentence examples for effect of furthering from inspiring English sources

To put the point differently, if the government, seeking to further some legitimate secular purpose, offers aid on the same terms, without regard to religion, to all who adequately further that purpose, then it is fair to say that any aid going to a religious recipient only has the effect of furthering that secular purpose.

But regardless of what is done with the proceeds, the publication of the book — with its glamor-shot cover and made-for-headlines controversy — is likely to have the same effect of furthering the reputation of WikiLeaks as a platform for Mr. Assange over its preferred image as a champion of transparency.

On this basis, the exemption has neither the primary purpose nor the effect of furthering religion.

That talk has the effect of further tamping down competition.

A significant knock-on effect of further ad restrictions on television will be to starve broadcasters of programme budgets.

Over the years a number of projects relocated sections of the route, usually with the effect of further shortening it.

At the same time, we must be careful about reactions that have the effect of further limiting much-needed dialogue.

The surprises have the effect of further flattening out the characters, the villains becoming blacker, the martyrs yet more devoted.

To explore the effect of further parameters, Figure 5 shows how the outcome depends on parameters K and R+.

But he pursued this course one generally popular with the Russian public with the effect of further embedding the culture of corruption in civic life.

Dr Feltenstein injected the poet with three doses of morphine, which the biographers say would have had the effect of further depressing his breathing.