Sentence examples for start to effect from inspiring English sources

The next stage of course is for the new President, Vice President and leaders to come in and start to effect the change that we all so desperately need and are looking forward to.

But it would soon start to effect prices across the rest of the continent, as new deals for alternative gas sources would have to be struck.

But I thought the panel was instructive because it points to a problem that is starting to effect everyone, not just Kevin Rose.

The cuts would start to take effect in 2013.

And the cure, which involves a heavy injection of asphalt, will start to take effect.

But he thinks tax changes to the buy-to-let market could start to take effect.

They will start to take effect when this year's harvest starts arriving in stores in the fall.

On March 1, automatic cuts to military and nonmilitary programs, known as the sequester, will start to take effect.

If approved, the first changes could start to take effect by July 2014.

The following 16 predictions will start to take effect in 2016 and onward: 1: Earthquakes.

However, from 2016/2017 onwards, as lower student intakes start to take effect, the workforce reduces.