Sentence examples for in effect of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "in effect of" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct phrase is "in effect." Example: "The new policy will be in effect starting next month."
So, you're the C.E.O., in effect, of Kenny Chesney Inc.
He sees it as the origin of the renaissance and, in effect, of modernity.
I am the representative, in effect, of the city in the global economy.
This is discrimination by a different name -- a continuation, in effect, of the racism historically entrenched in the U.S.D.A.
The Salon of 1905 is where Matisse did the "Green Stripe" — it was the announcement, in effect, of Fauvism.
China consists, in effect, of several economies with different wage levels.
The first finding suggests that the detrimental locking-in effect of activation is reduced when unemployment is low.
The shut-in effect of the wellbore safety equipment is closely related to the structure and performance of the high-temperature sealed rubber sleeve.
Indeed, Tyco accused Tice, in effect, of front-running shorting the stock befront-running shortinglammed ithe
However to do Locke justice he does not talk in effect of 'red ideas' but of 'ideas of red'.
Open image in new window Figure 3 Comparison of energy deposition variations in effect of target length enhancement.
