Sentence examples for ever effected from inspiring English sources

Palmer went on, in 1977, to mastermind the largest merger ever effected in the accounting industry, the acquisition of J. K. Lasser.

The interview ended with her screaming that I had insulted her and me fleeing down the back stairs of a smart London hotel in what may well rank as the most ignominious exit ever effected by any journalist, ever.

Nothing has ever effected it but three different orders of men, bound by their interests to watch over each other, and stand the guardians of the laws.

The reason no successful rescue was ever effected lies in the remoteness of the Hebrides from the anglophone world in the early 18th century.

Or look at Ohio, which eliminated full-day kindergarten and in the same year, voted to phase out the inheritance tax, which only ever effected the richest people in the state.

Can we ever effect meaningful change?" OliSawtell informed us: "The historian Hurstfield (1973) defined despotism as a society where those in control cannot be effectively challenged by any opposition..

Already the health legislation is getting pushback from bean-counters who are having a hard time seeing how it will ever effect savings.

Mario M. Cuomo called it "the most devastating natural disaster ever to effect New York State".

With people living longer than ever, what effects can stopping work have on health, happiness and the economy?

But after widespread American and European coverage of the anniversary events, including interviews with Sir Edmund Hillary, hoteliers now are betting on the Everest effect.

However, there was no evidence that Thomas, Jr. had ever threatened or effected violence on anyone during this time.