Sentence examples for question in effect from inspiring English sources

Your question — in effect, whether signing the lease would make you a hypocrite — comes down to personal values.

This could be done, for example, by posting a query like 'where can I find a parking spot?' on a wide-audience medium, such as a (mobile accessible) Website say, and anyone or everyone in any region can answer the question; in effect, we are asking about all regions at the same time.

The dollar actually started slipping as he spoke, and his interlocutor had to pitch him a chance ("one final question, in effect, on behalf of the market") to modify his remarks - and within minutes the dollar stabilized.

It's a degrading way of asking questions — in effect: "I have the power in this room.

These three key questions in effect use the student's own personal existence to establish a narrative of the living world: stories of what life in effect is, how life arose and evolved through time, how the Earth and its climate have changed, how people have evolved and spread around the globe, and how culture itself has developed and spread over the Earth.

But some have questioned whether the government should in effect be a party to United's union negotiations by offering the company a carrot if it gets a better wage deal.

In Schubert's case the Andante in question is, in effect, proto-Mahlerian.

Unfortunately, opinion polling on this is superficial (the question is in effect, "are you for or against the national religion?") and a poor basis for policy.

But the question presupposes, in effect, that the notion of "all linguistic frameworks" is meaningful, and there is no reason why Carnap would accept that.

The new "genic pluralism," as Sterelny and Kitcher call it, appears to let one bypass the interactor question, by, in effect, turning genes into interactors.

For schemes with second-order truncation errors the observed accuracy was also of second order, as it should be, since the schemes in question express in effect the (p, q) approach for which--see [5, 7]--a formal proof of accuracy exists.