Sentence examples for effect to end from inspiring English sources

By killing off the subscription business line, he hopes, in effect, to end the death-watch mentality of investors.

Notably, Haneke deploys the severe "blackout" effect to end scenes, almost arbitrarily, a technique also seen in his Code Unknown: a sharp, alienating sort of punctuation.

And in perhaps the sanest decision anywhere, Californians voted, in effect, to end gerrymandering (the designing of congressional districts for political advantage).

A spokesman for the Department of Education (DfE) said: "This government brought in higher primary school floor targets with one aim in mind – to drive up standards with immediate effect to end years of entrenched failure.

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And once Schalke worked out Brazilian left-back Andre Santos was the glaring weak link in the Arsenal line-up, they probed ruthlessly and to great effect to end the Gunners' 100% record in the competition.

The average brine saturations were corrected for capillary end effects to end-face brine saturations using a method devised by Pierre Forbes.

"I think there's still a carry-over effect over the way the season ended last year, but at some point in time, that carry-over effect has to end," General Manager Omar Minaya said.

For example, participants who have good access to high-quality medical facilities may, in the face of mild adverse effects, tend to end their trial participation early so that they can try out other options.

Thus the Civil War became, in effect, a war to end slavery.

The change will mean the Scottish government will, in effect, be able to end the bedroom tax in Scotland.