Sentence examples for effectively a year from inspiring English sources

The host receives the money pot as a lump sum – effectively a year's worth of savings – and usually spends it quite quickly on something special, such as a television, before relatives have a chance to borrow it.

Lions bosses want their 2013 coach to be "available effectively a year out".

He added: "We would be looking for the coach to be available effectively a year out".

The BBC effectively lost a year of planning because of the Gilligan-Kelly-Hutton crisis.

"You can't effectively erase a year to a sharp reader and if you do, the flags go up," he says.

Despite the social media schadenfreude, it has effectively lost a year of Sam Mitchell and Jordan Lewis for at least six from ex-Swan Tom Mitchell and O'Meara.

The House of Representatives passed health care reform legislation Sunday night by a vote of 219-212, endingively ending a year's worth of political horse trading and lobbying.

It was not even attempted because of the assumption that severely immunocompromised patients (eg, hematopoietic cell transplantation recipients) cannot be vaccinated effectively within a year after their transplant.

A new challenge to the BTL schools will be to sustain the reading levels, and exceed them such that an additional 44.6 percent can communication effectively in a year's time.

Mr Hoh makes the important point that the US has joined one side in what is effectively a 35-year-long civil war in Afghanistan.

Q: Given what was effectively a five-year build-up and the massive hype surrounding the fight, did Mayweather's rather underwhelming victory over Pacquiao hurt boxing?