Sentence examples for effectively a form of from inspiring English sources

Thus developed what was effectively a form of market censorship.

I used to believe it was effectively a form of species fascism practised by subscribers to Reader's Digest.

This, he argues, is effectively a form of theft – but this is not the worst crime of the super-managers.

Ann Coffey, Labour chair of the all-party parliamentary group for runaway and missing children, said there was "effectively a form of export trade of children in the English regions".

But the demutualisation (effectively a form of privatisation) launched in the Thatcher era allowed building society members of mutuals to profit from the value built up in those organisations over years: a very Thatcherite coup.

It is rare to read a contemporary philosopher (and a logician, at that, who studied under the formidable Saul Kripke) so passionate about what is effectively a form of redemption.

In the process, they will effectively provide a form of house-price insurance.

The bottom line is that the kind of changes proposed by councilman Zine - and loudly endorsed by anti-immigration groups and professional windbags like Lou Dobbs and Doug McIntyre - would effectively legitimise a form of racial profiling.

Yet the true purpose of Columbus Nova's payments to Cohen might have effectively been a form of lobbying intended to win access to the new White House, said Szakonyi, the George Washington University professor.

Each MapReduce cycle effectively acts as a form of temporal tester [30] processing a trace made of the evaluation of lower-level testers.

This somewhat counterintuitive effect, already observed and discussed in [15], is caused by the absence of spatial spreading: the mismatch between Tx and Rx due to a lousy CSIT causes significant interfering terms to appear in (9) that effectively act as a form of spreading that the MLD can exploit, resulting in a 2-dB gain over linear processing.