Sentence examples for reasonable effect from inspiring English sources

Harrison covered up under the inevitable barrage that followed – briefly to reasonable effect – but he had nowhere to go.

This "Rigoletto" hardly advertises itself as top of the line; its job is to communicate opera understandably and with reasonable effect.

Both had settled into this pattern, with Joyce making all the running, Dychko pecking away under pressure, and to reasonable effect in the second.

The concentration of silicate in the electrolyte has reasonable effect on the resulting coating thickness, composition or porosity.

Lanahan, L., McGrath, D.J., McLaughlin, M., Burian-Fitzgeral, M. & Salganik, L. 1 32, Fundamental Problems in the Measurement of Instructional Processes: Estimating Reasonable Effect Sizes and Conceptualizing What is Important to Measure (American Institutes for Research, Washington, DC, 2005).

'In whatever language a statute may be framed, its purpose must be determined by its natural and reasonable effect.' Henderson v. Mayor of New York, 92 U.S. 259, 268, 23 L.Ed. 543.

For the composite design, one can see reasonable effects of the stiffness of base materials on the resultant topologies.

Once both the hypotheses of having inaccurate and outdated CSI estimates have been ruled out, there are still other reasonable effects which may jointly limit the performance of IA and may not completely disappear when using a large number of pilot symbols.

While the name of the officer is redacted, he or she concluded "the officers used reasonable force to effect the lawful arrest of the assailant/suspect" and the force used was "in compliance with department procedures and directives".

Police officers are permitted to use reasonable force when effecting the taking of possession, and the Minister can require the owner or occupier of the land or building to provide information relating to it.

From John Locke onwards, Britain wanted its religion reasonable; in effect, it turned religion into a pale form of itself.