n Many of these bonds pay interest quarterly, which has the effect of adding five or ten basis points to your effective yield.
;;; which has the effect of inducing a powerful headache.
The wall labels overexplain, which has the effect of precluding individual experience.
Inexperienced writers sometimes rush through the most dramatic events, which has the effect of making them seem ordinary.
Here it trills under the melody, which has the effect of making the whole tune seem to hover and levitate.
The company purposely strips out the cost of stock-based compensation, which has the effect of turning losses into gains.
In contrast, while flying eastbound, which has the effect of shortening the day, sleeping during flight is encouraged.
They also added blood, which has the effect of making the stuff more frost-resistant by creating extra pores.
(iii) Made to the authority which has the effect of decreasing an obligation to pay or account for property, services, or money.
There is therefore reason to be deeply concerned about Comey's firing, which has the effect of politicizing law enforcement — a risky precedent in a rule-of-law democracy.
The term "applicable plan amendment" means an amendment to a defined benefit plan which has the effect of converting the plan to an applicable defined benefit plan.
