Sentence examples for later in effect from inspiring English sources

One kind lets companies take a deduction today and pay taxes later, in effect borrowing from the government the taxes owed and paying no interest.

Its performance is very similar to the realist consensus but its effect is different and shown later in "Effect of potency-scaling" section.

(Ormandy took full control two years later and in effect chose his successor, Riccardo Muti, in 1980).

Six months later, Greece is in effect insolvent, on the brink of the common currency's first case of sovereign debt default unless it is bailed out.

Later they became, in effect, a parliament in which, in addition to transacting ecclesiastical business, the clergy taxed themselves for the benefit of the royal exchequer.

The requirement that his catheterization procedures be monitored was relaxed a bit a few months later, but remained in effect at least until September 1999, when Dr. Moon sued Mercy in state court in Redding.

LaRouche commented later that "... in effect, George H. W. Bush put me in the jug, and Bill Clinton got me out".

Even shorter exposures later in pregnancy may effect adrenal function, as exposure of rat fetuses to 12% O2 in the last 3 days of gestation led to altered aldosterone levels at 7 days of age [ 158].

Like East Timor six years later, West Papua was, in effect, annexed.

An insurance company takes in premiums upfront and pays out claims later on; it is, in effect, borrowing from its policyholders.

Killarney Lodge just off Highway 60 on Lake of Two Rivers in Algonquin Park; (705) 633-5551; fax (705) 633-5667; on the Web at www.killarneylodge.com, has 42 rooms in 32 lakefront cabins, one-bedroom cabins range from $96 to $128 a person double occupancy a night including a parking permit and all meals; higher rates are in effect later in the season.