It's also an incremental step that may have no ultimate effect on the construction of a wall along the Southern border.
It's very hard to guarantee that you, as a parent, will have the ultimate effect.
But with Okja, Bong Joon-ho was less concerned with these rituals – which have the ultimate effect of arbitrarily ascribing value to some films and not others – than with having complete creative control over the project, which Netflix famously affords.
"We know that this policy will have the ultimate effect of preventing many United/Optum subscribers and beneficiaries from utilizing their benefits and getting the care they desperately need," the email added.
But it is particularly problematic when free market, democratic nations, with deep and natural ties to the Pacific, enact policies that may have the ultimate effect of impeding the development of both the free market and democracy in nations that are considered allies.
I see no reason, however, to make such a distinction in a case in which a stay would likely have the same ultimate effect as a dismissal.
Safeguards that are too lax may have the same ultimate effect of curtailing an activity's benefits as safeguards that are too cautious.
But basic OLS is very sensitive to outliers, and they may have an inordinate effect on the ultimate conclusion.
Towards the end of the last century at a time when little or no attention was being devoted in Great Britain to the elucidation of the scientific principles underlying the economic feeding of farm animals, Kellner was carrying out,in Germany a series of classical researches which had the ultimate effect of raising the art of feeding to the level of a science.
Fuller who lived when political institutions reigned (and 80% of eligible Americans voted, compared to 54% today)—couldn't have imagined the ultimate effect of her self-oriented ideals: political apathy and half-hearted democracy.
