Sentence examples for because they are effectively from inspiring English sources

More than 120 properties cannot be sold because they are effectively locked in an insurance subsidiary.

Foreign exchange trading guidelines generally discourage such trades because they are effectively loans.

Some states resist building codes because they are effectively a mandate — a politically poisonous word in parts of the United States right now.

Another theory, said Carl J. Wilson, the state's chief lobster biologist, is that lobsters may be thriving because they are effectively being farmed.

Even in mathematics, there can be realist-antirealist disagreements over very elementary statements, such as 172 = 289, which cannot be true in a way which transcends all evidence, because they are effectively decidable by a routine computation.

While dozens of different varieties are grown around the world, often in close proximity to one another, commercially produced bananas are all the same (quite literally in fact, because they are effectively clones of each other).

In this city of digital natives and first adopters, the apps were successful at attracting users: Many singles here say they cling to the apps, even though they doubt they'll help, because they're effectively a requirement for the dating scene — and because they think everyone else is addicted to them, too.

The AAA financial strength rating is so important to bond insurers because they're effectively transferring their ratings to bond issuers.

This works out well for locals, because those who can't afford these plans get a ton resources at no cost because they're effectively subsidized by those who can.

The main benefit of partial Medicaid expansion is to the budgets of states that opt to pursue it, because they're effectively shunting the cost of covering the population earning between 100% and 138% of the poverty line to the federal government, which pays for the premium subsidies.

I expect them to vote against because, frankly, if they abstain they are effectively voting for, because they know that if they abstain it will go through.