Sentence examples for effect only to from inspiring English sources
Some may be present for some time without effect only to be activated later by the addition of another determinant.
In theory, the Court could strike down DOMA but issue a less expansive ruling on Proposition 8, limiting the effect only to California or ridding themselves of it on procedural grounds.
A considerable number of feudal rights were related to the vassal's marriage, particularly the lord's right to select a bride for his vassal, but these were almost invariably redeemed by a money payment, or "avail"; and it seems likely that the droit du seigneur amounted, in effect, only to another tax of this sort.
He is troubled, for example, by how the gifted and pioneering Almanac Singers of the early 1940s, a group that included Pete Seeger, performed and recorded songs that denounced the war against Nazism as a capitalist fraud so long as the Hitler-Stalin pact of 1939 was in effect — only to reverse themselves when Hitler invaded Russia in 1941 and the party line changed.
How many film students studying Godard revel in some bizarre effect, only to find later that something spilled on the camera lens?
It could agree to take up the appeal, let the decision stand as precedent or limit its effect only to Marin County.
In the past, studios have been prepared to spend tens of millions on effects, only to scrimp on the script.
Sønderburg continues to burn, because you wouldn't spend all that time and money on such spectacular special effects only to show them once.
Comparison with experimental data ranges from the mildly non-ideal involving size effects only, to highly non-ideal mixtures.
20Obviously, in this way, we account for age-at-arrival effects only to the extent that differences between the two groups are constant below and above 20.
Accuracies of the moderate fire severity category for measures describing effects only to trees (percent change in canopy cover and basal area) indicated that the classifications were generally not much better than random.
