Sentence examples for expect to effect from inspiring English sources

Ease up.' But if you're just a talker not a doer, then don't expect to effect real change.

"On March 1 , 1972 we advised you in writing that you were expected to effect your departure from the United States on or before March 15 , 1972" the letter said.

With A Creature I Don't Know, Marling broadens her range considerably on the album expected to effect her entry into the pop mainstream.

However, a phosphonic acid anchor is expected to effect more stable bonding to a TiO2 surface because of its tridentate binding capability.

Those factors which might have been expected to effect the time to recovery (such as patient age, duration of dialysis, occurrence of hypotension, amount of ultrafiltration, etc).

Agency officials said they did not need Congressional approval for the rules, which officials expect to take effect next year.

"We don't know but it is in the range we would expect to see effects".

"I did not expect to see effects at low levels," he said.

We might expect to see effects on individual animals, but not on populations".

"We wouldn't necessarily expect to see severe effects, in other words, effects that would damage populations.

Virginia, however, is the first place where you'd expect to see an effect.