Sentence examples for effectively amount to a from inspiring English sources

"It would effectively amount to a collective individual flexibility arrangement, but with some further flexibility.

The expiration would effectively amount to a 6.2 percent tax increase on all of America's 160 million wage earners.

Any failure to pay due debt would effectively amount to a default, which, however briefly, could shake confidence in the American economy and unsettle global financial markets.

After years of stop-and-start talks on tough restrictions that effectively amount to a ban on American beef imports, both sides essentially agreed to start a new round of discussions.

In a video posted to Facebook, Ammon Bundy said the building they had taken over represented "tyranny" of central government control and described the start of what would effectively amount to a separatist movement.

If it is the latter, then these payments effectively amount to a kickback.

Northeastern is offering its football players what effectively amounts to a generous buyout.

Meanwhile, pick-up trucks and larger SUVs were given what effectively amounts to a free pass.

And the recent strengthening of the dollar has already delivered what effectively amounts to a modest tightening in policy.

But he said he was disturbed by lawmakers' "flimsy excuses," adding, "You had what effectively amounted to a religious coronation in a government building of a man who claims literally to be the savior".

The ballot effectively amounts to a fresh poll on the future of the entire £140 billion building society sector, only months after the Nationwide won a similar vote by a whisker.