On any given day, I work a span of genres, stylistic choices and ambitions, range of effects, sentence lengths, word choices.
On the other hand, the "effect" sentence (the second one, in this case) does not exist independently from the first.
Instead of creating a stream-of-consciousness effect sentences instead became stubbier, blunter.
David Blunkett, the home secretary, wants to steer 13,000 drug-addled criminals into Drug Treatment and Testing Orders next year: in effect, sentencing them to a cure.
The IDF distributed flyers informing the residents of the areas we were entering, and that anyone remaining in the area was in effect sentencing themselves to death.
To a country which imports 90 per cent of its food, drugs, and supplies, this is, in effect, sentencing an entire nation to death by starvation, not just a single faction within it.
Analysis of the relationship between these words can be used to capture individual word associations between cause and effect sentences.
For instance, word pairs in which one word comes from the cause text span and the other comes from the effect text span have been demonstrated to be useful features for discovering implicit causality between sentences [ 22, 23] because they can capture individual word associations between cause and effect sentences.
In the coming two or three years, we'll see several thousand more such early releases related to that initiative, with a total of tens of thousands of federal prisoners effected by the sentencing reduction.
Comparisons involved main effects of within-sentence correctness, main effects of sentence extraneous matching, as well as their interaction.
As to the treaty fishermen, this sentence effects a reservation of a previously exclusive right.
