Sentence examples for provides in effect from inspiring English sources

The New Odyssey provides, in effect, his reporter's notebook from the migrant trail.

He provides, in effect, a travelogue of the history of racism — and that history rushes into the present day when he attempts to find Spann's grave.

Clause 117 of the legal aid, sentencing and punishment of offenders bill provides in effect that if you have already been convicted of a listed offence, and been sentenced to 10 or more years imprisonment, or a life sentence, and then commit a further offence which would justify a sentence of at least 10 years, the court must impose a life sentence, unless to do so would be unjust.

Since the bleached oil slurry is drawn continuously from a final buffer section, the semi-continuous or step-wise procedure provides, in effect, a continuous service.

The decoding of the human genome provided, in effect, a single DNA sequence.

The discounts provided, in effect, the first rollback of the subway and bus fare in the system's history.

They provided, in effect, a list of the very qualities that defined the mature vision of Justice Stevens.

So the Danish researchers turned to running newcomers, who would provide, in effect, a blank injury slate.

They have accused the Legislature's Republican leaders of acting in concert with the Bush campaign to provide, in effect, an insurance policy against the possibility of Mr. Gore's winning Florida.

For them, such programs provide, in effect, a fifth year at art school so they can soak up what they didn't have time or opportunity for as undergraduates.

She's an upper-middle-class Midwesterner whose sophisticated experiences don't override the folksy twang of her early proprieties; she has old-fashioned prejudices which provide, in effect, the lighting that makes for the visual style of her observation.