Sentence examples for its practical effect from inspiring English sources
Lack of resources limited its practical effect, but it was the most ambitious effort of the kind theretofore seen anywhere in Europe.
It may be intellectually ingenious but its practical effect is to present the action through the prism of Hamlet's personal anxiety.
The debt is the legacy of many decades of deficit spending, much of it during the 1980's and early 1990's, and its practical effect is to require taxpayers to pay hundreds of billions of dollars in interest costs each year.
But what may be its practical effect?
But its practical effect, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit reasonably concluded, was to funnel government funds to religious education.
PAGE A13 Census Battle Ends The Bush administration will not appeal court rulings that order the Census Bureau to release estimates of how many people were missed in the 2000 Census, but its practical effect will be limited.
The morality, and even the legality, of assassination can be argued about; its practical effects are almost certainly dire.
But the post-Reconstruction disenfranchisement of Southern blacks kept its practical effects firmly in place until around the time Barack Obama was born.
It earned its place in the US literary hall of fame not for its aesthetic qualities but for its practical effects.
Lack of discrimination on its face has not heretofore been regarded as sufficient to sustain an ordinance without inquiry into its practical effects upon interstate commerce.
