Sentence examples for effectively anyone from inspiring English sources

Anyone with an Amazon Payments account – effectively, anyone who has bought a product from Amazon – can donate to a project, but to date only US-registered businesses have been able to receive the proceeds.

Now they feel they are at war with a group of left-leaning games writers and developers who they refer to as "social justice warriors" – this is effectively anyone who has ever questioned the patriarchal nature of the games industry or the limited, often objectifying depiction of women.

Effectively, anyone requesting a mail ballot in 2014 or since was automatically added to the list of ballot requests for the November 8, 2016 election.

(By "Latino," I'm referring to the Hispanic ethnicity rather than any particular race, including Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Colombians, Guatemalans, Cubans, Dominicans, Salvadorans and effectively anyone else who identifies as Latino).

What that means is that effectively anyone who knows how to use the internet and has access to it, an accepted form of payment, and an address to receive mail at can get such tools.

"They can now effectively bar anyone entry into the northeastern market".

"The Americans ended the war more quickly and effectively than anyone could have hoped," he said.

To the individual batsman, this is effectively random: anyone who gets a chance to play Test cricket takes it immediately.

It was a decent man trying to share culpability and to effectively remind anyone who would listen of the old adage about treating triumph and disaster the same.

The growing infiltration of television into every household helped spread Clairol's and other advertisers' messages more frequently and more effectively than anyone could have dreamed.

And over all, the rhetoric is probably too indignant and too callow to preach effectively to anyone but the already converted.