Sentence examples for only practical effect from inspiring English sources

You might consider – and it appears that the letter's signatories haven't bothered to – that in voting Lib Dem the only practical effect you may have is to elect a Tory government.

That's the only practical effect of the suspension announced on Wednesday by the Alternative Investments Market - a junior trading division of the London Stock Exchange.

The only practical effect of adding $858 billion to the deficit will be to put more pressure on Democrats to reduce non-defense spending of all sorts, including Social Security and Medicare, as well as education and infrastructure.

The only practical effect of hitting the jack is that is readjusts the nucleus of where you want to aim.

The gore was done with only practical effects, in which, for example, prosthetics are cut into and the squirts are authentic.

The inclusion of China and India has only a minor practical effect but will provide a boost for the agreement's credibility.

"This initiative will not only have the practical effect of reducing the amount of sugar consumed, but will also send out a strong message to patients and visitors".

But the practical effect of the move remained unclear.

This is especially true of the government's most direct response to the 2000 election — the legislation that became known as the Help America Vote Act, or hava, which Congress passed in 2002 and which is only now having widespread practical effect.

But with what practical effect?

Thus, the settings presented in this study remained the only practical comparison to evaluate the effects of exercises in BMD changes during pregnancy.