Sentence examples for practical effect has been from inspiring English sources

The practical effect has been chilling.

The practical effect has been much the same as government intervention: the yen has risen only slightly against the dollar.

So far the practical effect has been to ban all of them, as no testing regime is yet in place, which may be helping the illegal market.

The goal was to prevent unscrupulous companies from selling triple-A ratings to the highest bidder, but the practical effect has been to create an oligopoly protecting Moody's, S.& P. and Fitch while keeping others, like Mr. Egan's firm, out.

To date, concurrent resistive and capacitive switching effect have been observed on practical devices, in perovskite oxide[12], LaAlO3[13] and TiO2[14, 15].

Although no significant effects have been observed in practical operation on a range of railway systems, the intention in this work was to evaluate conductance between wheel and rail in a more controlled and systematic fashion using the previously established methodology.

Everything we'd call "practical effects" has actually been filmed, not just as though real, but actually for real.

The judge's ruling has little practical effect; the Samsung device was on its last legs in the marketplace in any event, having been replaced by a newer model (which, no doubt, will be in court soon, too).

"But the practical effect would have been at most about a couple of billion dollars in cuts up front with empty promises of more to follow.

The practical effect of this has been an enormous growth in the home-built aircraft industry, where, ironically, the use of computers and composites have effected a revolution that has carried over to the commercial aircraft industry.

"The practical effect," Klein says, "has been watered-down math books that overemphasize inductive reasoning (like continuing visual patterns), because this is supposed to be good for women and minorities, and de-emphasizing deductive reasoning and mathematical proofs, which is the heart of mathematics, because that supposedly favors white males.