Sentence examples for intended effect of from inspiring English sources

Another, perhaps intended, effect of fetal-pain laws may be to make abortions harder to obtain.

This had the unintended, or maybe even intended, effect of squeezing out the maximum price for shareholders.

Humby, whose right hand was amputated at birth, helped deliver the intended effect of punching through Sandman's chest.

It could also signify that the critical, intended effect of modulating these miRNAs is on translation rather than transcription [37], [39].

What is the intended effect of the potential military strikes?

The intended effect of this, Dr Blaser thinks, is to say "turn down the acid level".

But the new format did have the intended effect of enhancing the integrity of competition.

This retreat into denial has the intended effect of doubling the reader's distress.

For now, the stress tests seem to have had their intended effect, of easing worries about the banking system.

The university's "actions and inactions," the lawsuit asserts, "had the intended effect of largely crippling William's ability to defend himself".

"Only time will tell," Mr. Glaser said, "whether the rate cuts will have the intended effect of turning the economy around and in turn strengthening corporate earnings".