Small effects may have enormous implications in a practical context, they may accumulate over time to become large effects and they may be quite important theoretically [ 40].
One or two prominent real-life Kenyan politicians are mentioned often enough to become, in effect, "characters" in the story.
We already know that a successful climate policy means that carbon burial will have to become, in effect, compulsory at some point in the next few decades.
Despite Francis's remarks the CQC will see its role expanded to become in effect a new super-regulator of the NHS, if ministers implement his recommendations.
Sinn Féin is a working-class nationalist organisation that emerged from a generation of conflict to become in effect a national party of the left.
The House has already rubber-stamped a plan proposed by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who wants the "flexibility" to become in effect the potentate of payroll.
Rotating tubes projected on the dome-screen seem to become special-effects passageways, dizzyingly whirling the audience on visceral rides through a history of the cosmos.
A nonprofit group, now known as Fair Health, was set up to become, in effect, a new arbiter of "usual, customary and reasonable" prices.
In June, when he replaced longtime finance minister Paul Martin, Manley retained his other duties to become in effect the chief operating officer of the Chrétien administration.
So, in the mid-1990's, Deloitte & Touche asked her to become, in effect, an ombudsman for women, with authority to help them stay on the partnership track even if they worked schedules more conducive to motherhood.
