Sentence examples for going to take effect from inspiring English sources

"I worry that the 'famous' slope is going to take effect and ruin it all.

We've got a new fiscal stimulus package that is going to take effect soon.

He said: We will see what happens on Friday, but everybody is assuming that sequestration is going to take effect.

If Rome was not built in a day, it is unlikely that any abrupt change in style is going to take effect immediately.

Mr. McGrath responded,: "We have a term limit process in place that we think is going to take effect in November".

"Even if we were to kill the deal – which is not going to happen – it's going to take effect anyway, because all of these other countries that were in it with us are going to move forward," he said.

So, I agree investor focus could soon shift off the banks, at least temporarily, to "Who is next?" The problem with all the government intervention for the markets, though, is just that it is simply going to take time to take effect.

Buffy Lovekin When games are repeatedly hyped up, only to let viewers down, it's going to take an effect.

Such changes are not going to take full effect this year, or next, in part because the Obama campaign is wealthy enough to compete in every region of the country.

But as the sanctions begin to take effect, and it's going to take a while, I would hope there would be a diplomatic solution to this crisis.

"No one really knows what it's going to take for the antiviral effect to outrun the resistance effect," said Dr. Nathaniel Brown, vice president for hepatitis clinical research at Idenix Pharmaceuticals.