Sentence examples for very effect from inspiring English sources

(Meek used to speed up all his records to achieve that very effect).

(Occasionally, however, as in some modern arrangements, this is the very effect desired).

Ms. Urban said she believed Bennett Cerf, a founder of Random House, once said something to that very effect.

Occasionally, we learn that during the war the government kept details about loss or film footage of suffering secret, out of fear that they would shake public purpose; here, such details and footage seem to serve that very effect.

Oddly, though, the Rover unit says its troubles, by spurring a burst of patriotic buying by British customers, have helped to produce the very effect that eluded BMW's six-year, multibillion-dollar investment in the British company.

Justice Stephen G. Breyer, writing for the court in this case, Rowe v. New Hampshire Motor Transport Association, No. 06-457, said the state law "produces the very effect that the federal law sought to avoid, namely, a state's direct substitution of its own governmental commands for competitive market forces" in a deregulated environment.

Although side effects may be unwanted, they are nevertheless very real effects that people commonly experience.

"80percentt of all hotels are in leisure destinations that are very effected by seasonality".

Instead, they can trigger the very effects that privacy law intends to curb.

But this is a very local effect".

"It will have a very disciplining effect".