A report from the Merit Systems Protection Board in effect responds to members of Congress and others who contend that federal managers don't care, or don't dare, to take disciplinary action because of civil service protections.
Socrates in effect responds to this question by postulating that the successful speaker must also know the nature of the human soul, else his skill is just "empeiria" (the term from the Gorgias again) rather than "techne" (270b6).
Proponents of evolution have, in effect, responded to it with a concerted "Et tu, Nagel?": having spent their careers fending off attacks on evolution from right-wing religious creationists, they now find themselves having to defend the idea on, so to speak, their left, hyper-rational flank.
Hall writes that "the Sifton government in effect responded wholly or in part to practically every resolution from the 1913 UFA convention related to provincial powers".
In effect, he responded to the Fed's failure to achieve one of its two main goals by taking down the goalpost.
Mass effect responded in 64%.
In effect, the country responded to a period of Democratic ambition by voting to constrain liberalism – and once that constraint was accomplished, they found themselves inclined to like their liberal president a little more.
In effect, developers will respond accordingly to meet this new market need.
Where viewers declare, with their absence, "This movie doesn't matter to me," the critic responds, in effect, not, condescendingly, "It should" but confidently, "It will".
In the face of Democratic calls to treat what is actually a race for House, Senate, governor and myriad other offices as a referendum on Mr. Trump, the president responds, in effect, "Bring it on". Rather than modulate his divisive rhetoric against immigration, the media and other bogeymen, he has doubled down.
In effect, the dopaminergic system responds to drugs with the signal that consumption is better than expected, every time the drug is consumed.
