Sentence examples for effect sought from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stone's lighting system is not used; a fountain he put there has been covered up and a livelier, more theatrical effect sought after.

Some commentators have made much of the fact that there is no "smoking gun" in Milosevic's hands; others say the painstaking assembly of a mosaic showing links, responsibilities and outcomes will have the effect sought by prosecutors.

They said the investigation would try to determine whether anyone acting on behalf of Mr. Rich in effect sought to buy his pardon or obtain it by fraudulent misrepresentation.

Boeing, in effect, sought to replace the tripod with a system that would automatically adjust the image to compensate for any vibration, much as a camcorder does, but on a far grander, more exacting scale.

The effect sought is to convert the "soft" dollars of money subject to high personal income tax rates above 50percentnt into "hard" dollars — money subject to the approxi mately 25percentntaxax rate for capital gains.

For instance, the regulations, which never took effect, sought to ban billboards and signs within 1,000 feet of schools or parks and to require signs in stores to be at least five feet above the floor so they would not be easily noticed by children.

Now, however, enzymes have been found that, in effect, seek out a gene on a chromosome and remove it.

"The Commission is seeking to recover amounts related to tax years prior to the announcement of this new approach – in effect seeking retroactive recoveries," it stated.

Moreover, the English grand committee would in effect seek to legislate on matters such as health and education, which have revenue-raising implications, without having control over taxation.

In making a film about Hollywood movies of the early fifties, the Coen brothers are, in effect, seeking to find out where they come from, who they are.

"If Mr Mitchell had accepted that offer, then he would have got that which he now in effect seeks," he said.