Sentence examples for are effectively running from inspiring English sources

Municipalities also worry that entrepreneurial property owners are effectively running covert hotels under the Airbnb flag.

Egypt's interim prime minister moved swiftly to try to defuse the growing split between demonstrators and army chiefs, who are effectively running the country by decree until elections are held later this year.

This means many streamers are effectively running a business out of their bedroom.

In both Syria and Iraq, the Kurds are effectively running their own governments, complete with militaries (the peshmerga) and trappings of civil society.

In recent years, though, most property guardians operating in London have increased their rent rates to levels not far from those found in the traditional rental sector, leading to accusations that they are effectively running a more dangerous and less regulated analogue to it.

Take the Caymans, which, as Nicholas Shaxson notes in his book Treasure Islands, are effectively run by a governor appointed by the Queen, on the advice of Whitehall.

They are effectively run by implementing synchronization between nodes.

The Glasgow giants are effectively run by various groups of City investment firms who own small chunks of the club.

He's supposedly on the lam now, but weirdly enough two of his closest neighbors are the country's treasury ministry and internal security agency, both of which are effectively run by the USA.

This is apparently because he is "effectively running a business".

It is effectively running a state within a state.