Sentence examples for effect speak from inspiring English sources

But the effort for Microsoft is substantial because ARM and Intel chips have different "architectures" - in effect, speak different languages.

Others then see that the persons and the narrative are supported by the others who, in effect, speak up for the integrity of the person and the narrative.

The archons both "held and signified political power," and were considered to possess the right to both "make and represent the law". "Entrusted to such archons, these documents in effect speak the law: they recall the law and call on or impose the law".

But while US newspapers and magazines in effect speak with one voice, the rightwing cable station Fox News can be relied upon to fawn over Trump like a deferential BBC reporter from 1950s Britain asking the prime minister if he'd like to say anything to the nation.

If we at HBS accomplish what we set out to do, our graduates will in effect speak many "languages" at a time when fluency is an essential asset for business leaders.

To create this effect speak in a strained whisper that is slightly louder than your normal whisper.

First, it is not clear whether he knows that while calling for an Islamicist fanatic militia to head into Baghdad, he was in effect speaking Yiddish.

The stunning effect spoke well for the ability of the veteran maestro Mr. Jarvi and the players to trust one another, and for the ability of the hall to deliver the faintest of sounds.

Some of the season's biggest names have been canceled, though they lingered for a while, in effect speaking from the grave: "The Michael Richards Show, John Goodmann's "Normal, Ohio," Gabriel Byrne's "Madigan Men".. UNDER THE RADAR SCREEN -- Some of the year's best shows snuck in with little advance hype.

When Mark Barden says, "Who knows how to do this?" he is in effect speaking for everyone in the film and perhaps all of us as well.

This abnormal length effect speaks for a dysfunction of the lexical reading route (i.e., whole-word recognition and direct access to whole-word phonology) and reliance on serial sublexical orthographic-phonological coding instead.