Sentence examples for effect puts from inspiring English sources

Businesses will gain from cheaper energy, and cheaper petrol in effect puts more cash in consumers' pockets.

He is tall and strangely perma-tanned, with beaming white dentalwork, and the total effect puts one unnervingly in mind of Dale Winton.

The stop-action effect puts a thick Brechtian impasto of production over thin material, detaching the audience from characters who are only sketchily drawn.

Its "one country, two systems" idea, which in effect puts Taiwan in the same category as Hong Kong, is no longer pushed quite as aggressively as before.

Yet the two parties are level-pegging, on around 32%, which, given the advantage Labour enjoys from outdated constituency boundaries, in effect puts it ahead.

This tight bond in effect puts Emily in Kumail's position he's a suitor who's negotiating with her parents, a virtual member of her family regardless of her own feelings.

The controller, in effect, put the two planes on a collision course.

Outsourcing inspections to such an organisation would in effect put farmers in charge of inspecting themselves.

Dr. Webster is, in effect, putting the fizz back into flat Champagne.

Other companies hired business gurus as consultants; Enron, in effect, put the gurus in charge.

She retaliated by in effect putting Mr. Livingstone out of work.