Mr. Wang's government salary is just 1,200 yuan a month, but he receives various benefits from his employer, like free lunches, that effectively increase his monthly income to about 2,000 yuan.
Helms and Segel have a great scene when Jeff has to spy on Pat's wife having an illicit lunch with a co-worker, effectively "bugging" their conversation with his mobile phone.
His production culminated in a filmed scene of an abandoned Clinton running after the campaigning first lady's car, holding up a bag and shouting "You forgot your lunch!" Thus did the White House effectively use the forum provided by the convulsed press to show the general public that the Clintons were adept at poking fun at themselves.
While Cook's leadership was rather formulaic in the second Test at Lord's last week, Dhoni's initiative to get Ishant Sharma to try leg theory in the over before lunch on the fifth day effectively won the match for his team.
The policy was that children who did not have enough money for their lunches would have their hands stamped, effectively branding them as poor.
In America, when gangs of bullies torment school children, pushing them around and extorting their lunch money, parents know only one response effectively counters the abuse: confrontation.
What, effectively, is the difference between a precut lunch and a cut lunch?
While GLA and NPH had comparable effects at breakfast, GLA reduces β-cell stress more effectively at dinner, and with a trend at lunch, most probably because of its longer lasting pharmacodynamic profile.
Having effectively secured her gold medal before lunch, she orchestrated her two stunning hope and glory victory laps in the evening 800m.
The attendant status distinctions effectively disappeared in 1954, when Japan enacted the School Lunch Act, which mandated that lunch become integrated into the country's educational curriculum.
