Or: They spoke up strongly and defiantly with full knowledge that they were, in effect, lying — that's the worse interpretation of their actions.
Was it just Shell's "technocratic hubris", as one manager called it, leading it to ignore the increasingly strict rules of America's Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) about booking reserves, without pausing to think about the consequences of, in effect, lying?
You need to ask yourself, 'Why should this kid be the target of the anger?' Why would you do that to them?" When you are not honest with a child or grandchild about what you are doing, Professor Gans said, you are, in effect, lying: "There is deceit going on and that deceit will have consequences".
Some have called for the promoter to abandon the idea, but it's worth noting that the state beach approved this and so the responsibility, in effect, lies with those officials.
The rocks are so intensely folded that most have been tilted nearly 90°, with the tops of layers on one side of the synclinal belt facing those on the other side; the rock sequences are in effect lying on their sides.
The key to this effect lay in spontaneous, broken, skipping brushwork — preferably registered in paint applied in front of the subject, en plein air.
The dominant effect lay in the choice of standards-based guidance for calculating the hot spot stress – causing variations as high as 38%.
Its greatest effect lay in the sadistic gloating over the ageing of the actors, whose faces and bodies were showing the effects of the passing of time, which female film stars are not allowed to do.
Its marvelous effect lay altogether in its artistic arrangement as a picture.
The importance in evaluating such an effect lies in the fact that most biological DNA targets are found in ds form.
