Sentence examples for in effect comes from inspiring English sources

As indicated above, it seems possible, even likely, that the involvement of RECQL5 in suppressing transcription stress (and thus maintaining genome stability) in effect comes at the cost of reducing average elongation speeds.

Instead, the money will in effect come from creditors who might have otherwise received a higher return.

Rubenstein received a cable saying, in effect: come on in; the water's fine.

I was saying, in effect, Come and see my future, Mom.

Obama's new interest could transform the efforts of the international community after three days of talks in the Gulf state of Qatar in effect came to nothing.

This is Noble's diplomatic way of saying that physiology had in effect come to something of a dead end and had exhausted its possibilities.

Housing charities and council estates will in effect come under a central land bank, with Whitehall dictating disposals, subsidies and revenue transfers.

As Mike Konczal of the Roosevelt Institute puts it, the G.O.P. has, in effect, come around with baseball bats and declared, "Nice economy you have here.

JOHN MILLER What drove you out of the Instrumentation Lab was I think the management of the laboratory, which, in effect, came over one day and said, "Well, the NASA project is going down.

The country's main independent television channel, NTV, in effect came under government control with the Easter takeover by new management that answers to Gazprom, the national gas monopoly in which the state is the largest shareholder.

In a speech to be delivered at a university here on Wednesday, Mr. Obama will in effect come off the sidelines on the debate over reducing the nation's debt, which is reaching dangerous heights as the population ages.