Sentence examples for been effectively to from inspiring English sources

Secondly, it is arguable that the Glazers' shrewdest move has been effectively to leave Old Trafford well alone, knowing that in Sir Alex Ferguson and David Gill, they had the partnership to maintain success, even given so much less money to play with.

The immediate effect of the Justice Department's action is effectively to freeze the assets.

His job is, effectively, to "Be Michael Vaughan", which he carries off.

So we need better information on malnutrition if we are effectively to tackle the challenge.

Cook has been described as a captain whose chief tactic is effectively to have no tactics.

The goal was effectively to normalize criminal behavior by presidents one likes.

To base an argument on an ancient text is effectively to abdicate your responsibility to understand the present.

Nobody jumped at the idea of directing a play over which they were effectively to have no control.

In this context, the challenge now for organisations is effectively to make a virtue out of necessity.

His answer is, effectively, to privatise probation.

So to lack reimbursement is, effectively, to not exist at all.