2. What Have the Effects Been So Far?
It may not have the effects intended over its proposed three year life.
Only in the last three years have the effects of a bear market on Class B shares become evident.
It is critical for the United States and Coalition partners to have the effects that cluster munitions can provide for the safety of our forces.
Never before have the effects of new tech – and intergenerational envy – been articulated so amusingly as in Noah Baumbach's latest movie, which also happens to be his best, and funniest, in a decade.
"Traditional medicine can treat the effects of poverty," Ms. Zotter said, "but this is a program that hopes to intervene so that poverty won't have the effects it has on children's health".
I argued yesterday that even if the heretofore invisible bond vigilantes materialize one of these days, their attack won't have the effects the deficit hawks imagine.
The law, as construed by South Carolina officials, "does not have the effects that some expected and some feared," the judge wrote.
It has been five decades since television began to transform presidential races, but never before have the effects of cable television been so apparent in the early stages of a campaign.
Another large consideration, secondary as it may be, has attracted less attention than it should have: the effects that would follow from the opening up of the country's enormous reserves of oil.Iraq's reserves are the second-biggest in the world, after Saudi Arabia's (see table).
