Sentence examples for effect tied from inspiring English sources

Exchange rates are once more, in effect, tied to the dollar.

It is the biggest of them, and its currency is in effect tied to the dollar.

Just like the goldfinch, he is in effect tied here – in his case by his job – with nothing to do.

Before the collapse, the very existence of a wealth effect tied to housing was debated among some economists.

Republicans see opportunities in Nevada, where averages show the race in effect tied, and Iowa, where Trump leads by more than four points.

Germany was at the scheme's heart: currencies were officially pegged to each other in a complex grid of bilateral rates but all were, in effect, tied to the D-mark.

In fact, plenty of regulation has the opposite effect, tying up farming in bureaucracy rather than giving the freedom to be active outside.

And China lacks one essential anti-bubble instrument: the ability to raise interest rates.Yuan to do what?To support its exporters China has kept the yuan stable against the dollar over the past year, in effect tying China's monetary conditions to America's.

In a new interview with TheWrap's Sharon Waxman, Weinstein describes "the Obama effect," tying the election of President Barack Obama to what he sees as a "cultural shift" that makes telling black stories more palatable for massive audiences.

For added effect, tie several pieces of yarn at the end, making a small puffball for homemade cat fun.

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