Sentence examples for ultimate effect was from inspiring English sources
Perhaps more significant in its ultimate effect was the Bahmanī victory over Khandesh in 1438.
The ultimate effect was to save Portillo from the leadership, where it is unlikely he would have fared any better than William Hague.
When President Johnson created the unified budget for the 1969 fiscal year, the ultimate effect was to turn a deficit of $507 million into a surplus of $3.2 billion.
The ultimate effect was more expensive gold, which meant lower prices and deflation for other goods.
The ultimate effect is far from wondrous.
The ultimate effect is of a zany and voluptuous beauty.
It is so stylistically severe and monotonous that its ultimate effect is orthodox and close minded.
Yet — the book's greatest feat, its keenest paradox — the ultimate effect is precisely the opposite of openness.
The movie's ultimate effect is to make one feel sorry for the pain Love has endured but also to dread what she is destined to become.
Disreputable, heartless, upwardly mobile, Thatcher-man's negative vitality ends up working against the novels in which he features, for his ultimate effect is to confuse the moral landscape in which he is supposed to be operating.
The ultimate effect is of an overdetermined yet underrealized world that, for all the apparent veracity of the events depicted, ceases to exist between shots, or, for that matter, beyond the frame.
