Sentence examples for effect offers from inspiring English sources

R. 'The Butterfly Effect' New Line Home Entertainment's deluxe edition of January's box office dud "The Butterfly Effect" offers even more of a not-so-good thing.

With each of its three galleries devoted to the work of a single artist, the Parrish Art Museum in effect offers three solo exhibitions.

A film called "The Ripple Effect" offers profiles of four men who were soldiers at the battle of Xa Ca My in Vietnam.

If your office gives you and your co-workers all the free Pepsi you want — if your employer, in effect, offers universal Pepsi insurance — you'll drink more Pepsi than you would have otherwise.

But the splendid Block E white, made from refrigerated chardonnay, sauvignon blanc and viognier — an ice wine, in effect — offers all the upfront confectionery flavors a sweet tooth could want.

"Ripple Effect" offers a broad sampling of Equi's career, 159 poems, proving her as capable of a memorable four-line epigram as she is of an elegant pantoum, jokey self-interview, surreal meditation on the color yellow or tender lyric sequence.

Hotels without restaurants also welcome the opportunity to, in effect, offer full-range room service without the in-house headaches.

He would, in effect, offer a tax break to encourage people to participate in a government program.

The Barkhausen effect offered direct evidence for the existence of ferromagnetic domains, which previously had been postulated theoretically.

On Wednesday, Ballet Theater in effect offered three looks at ritual in Natalie Weir's "Jabula," Lar Lubovitch's "Meadow" and Agrippina Vaganova's "Diana and Acteon".

Ms. McClary, in effect, offered a rebuttal the next day, exulting in the inroads made by "the barbarians at the gates": women, gay people, Africans, Asians.