Sentence examples for effectively a way of from inspiring English sources

Last week in the US president Obama made a strong statement on protecting "net neutrality", which is effectively a way of keeping access to the internet centrally regulated and reasonably open and fair.

The sequential decision tree is effectively a way of visualising the temporal series of choices and learning events that an agent believes he/she will confront in the future, depending on what part of the decision tree he/she will find himself/herself.

Failing to pay young journalists a decent wage is effectively a way of saying that those too poor to work for nothing need not apply.

Ignoring someone is effectively a way of carrying on with a grievance in silence, making more out of an issue than needs be, burdening yourself with potential paranoia and constant irritation and failing to resolve things positively.

A good measure of their lack of stickiness is their "water contact angle"—a way of measuring how effectively the material repels water.

But the economics don't work: Ma'Rosa also sells drugs through her shop, which has effectively become a way of laundering the cash income from the weed and meth.

"Effectively it's a way of sort of ignoring climate change as a threat because you can say, well, it's uncertain".

Some investors entered swaps on Greece as a way of effectively insuring themselves against losses on their Greek bonds, while others used them as a way to bet on a default happening.

"We need to find a way of effectively tackling this issue and de-normalising the antisocial, unhealthy drinking behaviour that has become part and parcel of a night out in Britain".

In terms of skincare advances, 2015 was the year of active treatment oils, where brands discovered a way of effectively adding proven anti-ageing ingredients such as retinol into oils, instead of just the usual creams and serums.

But there really needs to be a way of effectively memorialising a band such as Yeah Yeah Yeahs – far bigger than a mere cult, a bit smaller than a phenomenon; fundamentally punk rock, but with all the glamour of a high-end pop product.