Sentence examples for likely to effect from inspiring English sources

Nor is it very likely to effect the return of the hapless corporal, unharmed.

Whatever happens to the 23-year-old striker, the domino effect in the transfer market is likely to effect at least one English club.

And yet this younger couple were more likely to effect radical change in the world, for the good, through their work, than she and Graham ever had been.

As conservatives would argue, altering market incentives is much more likely to effect change than any social program.

As executive director of the National Urban League, Young knew that legal and political equality weren't likely to effect change unless accompanied by economic equality.

But only when she and others have told us more about their plans will it be possible to judge if she's the Labour contender most likely to effect the changes London most needs.

It is likely to take effect in mid-2007.

The changes are likely to take effect next year or in 2012.

If they do become law, they are not likely to take effect until 2030.

Job actions "are likely to take effect on the 30th," he says.

Few of the proposed rules are likely to take effect.