Sentence examples for effected at from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'effected at' is not correct or usable in written English
The correct phrase is 'affected at'. Example: Her career was greatly affected at the company's restructuring.
Owing to the differences among the calorific values and oxygen content of the fuels tested, the comparison must be effected at the same engine brake mean effective pressure, i.e. load, and not at air/fuel ratio. in this also tests are considered accuracy of measurements and the below table shoes accuracy of measurements and uncertainty of computed results.
Transactions are effected at world market prices.
This will be so even if the MP can show that it was effected at arm's-length or that the public purse has not suffered.
Through failure of heirs, most state societies were dormant by 1835, but a revival was effected at the end of the 19th century.
"One of the guiding principles in this context is to ensure that democratic control and accountability are effected at the level at which the decisions are taken," it says.
Hence the United States supported partition of Indochina as the best means of containing the Viet Minh, and after French Premier Pierre Mendès-France Mendès-France promising peacamepartotion was effected at the Geneva Conference of 1954.
This is effecting at least a dozen iPhone camera apps.
The effect at auction is phenomenal.
Will take effect at end of month.
A curfew takes effect at 11 p.m.
This is the "Draghi effect" at work.
