Sentence examples for efforts in effect from inspiring English sources

Speaking with Israel's Channel 2, Mrs. Clinton said that by singling out Muslims during his campaign, Mr. Trump had played into the hands of extremists and helped their recruitment efforts, in effect "giving aid and comfort to their evil ambitions".

True, senior economic officials reportedly downplayed the need for a really big effort, in effect overruling their staff; but it's also clear that political advisers believed that a smaller package would get more friendly headlines, and that the administration would look better if it won its first big Congressional test.

Lastly, it is proposed that such documentation of learning and action would be an effective method by which to assess report back efforts and, in effect, evaluate a community's EHL.

But what about GOP efforts to in effect deny the original intent of Article II when it comes Obama's constitutional power to name judges?

Airborne concentrations of WTC PM2.5 that would cause comparable doses in people are high (approximately 425 microg/m3 for 8 hr) but conceivable in the aftermath of the collapse of the towers when rescue and salvage efforts were in effect.

Thus, a political institution may actuate the sternness of its regulatory body which then uses its higher power of intervention in the market to modulate an outcome or a social religious institution may actuate the religiosity of its many adherents to enable a mobilization effort in effecting an outcome.

Trump's reluctance to accept possible defeat echoes his months-long effort to in effect declare the outcome of the election invalid well before the first votes were cast.

Such efforts often amount in effect to expensive, privatised, elitist and gentrifying projects such as the Westfield shopping centre in Stratford (the first UK shopping centre, incidentally, to have explosives scanners at all entrances).