Sentence examples for are effectively full from inspiring English sources
Even though local occupancy rates fell short of full occupancy, hoteliers say that for many clients, most hotels are effectively full much of the time.
BA ground operations director Geoff Want told the House of Commons transport committee that Heathrow was effectively full and had very little ability to react and manage when it was hit by major problems.
The government argues that Britain's rail network is reaching capacity, and that infrastructure owner Network Rail says the southern section of the West Coast Main Line - currently the quickest rail route between London and Birmingham - will be "effectively full" by 2024.
This means that the immediate determinants of sustainability are based on a local process of negotiation, role definition, and action, and are effectively outside the full control of a time-bound project.
Concluding her statement, UNICEF Representative in Ukraine Yukie Mokuo emphasized: "Only joint efforts of Government, civil society and international organisations, business and communities leaders will ensure that these challenges are effectively addressed and guarantee full implementation of child rights in Ukraine according to the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child.
A couple of days ago easyJet were talking about how robust their business model is and today they are effectively downgrading numbers for the full year so it's slightly at odds but you can't fault them for being prudent".
At this week's summit, the assembled leaders must take action to ensure that all nuclear weapons and weapons-usable nuclear materials worldwide are effectively and sustainably secured against the full spectrum of threats terrorists and criminals might pose.
The country is effectively at full employment.
London is effectively at full employment.
The data show that leaves of these tropical tree seedlings, when developing in full-spectrum sunlight, are effectively protected against high solar UV-B radiation.
Second, we may be mistaken in assuming that full-length proviruses are effectively neutral and drift to fixation.
