Sentence examples for effectively borne from inspiring English sources

But it becomes everyone's problem if some of that tax burden is effectively borne by residents of Knoxville, Lubbock and Orlando because of the federal tax deduction.

"Through capital, through restrictions in activities, through liquidity requirements, through executive compensation, through a whole variety of mechanisms, it's important that we limit excessive risk-taking, particularly when the losses are effectively borne by the taxpayer," Mr. Bernanke said.

This leaves the federal government potentially susceptible to student loan default, which is effectively borne by federal taxpayers.

The focus will be placed on their economic incidence, i.e., who effectively bears the tax burden and what are its main economic effects (on wages, labour costs and equilibrium employment), rather than on the legal incidence.4 This involves analysing the change in behaviour of economic agents after the establishment of the tax.

Dowd had one player, Rose, and one issue, gambling on baseball, to pursue, and he ably and effectively bore in on his subject.

Without applying strong political pressure for peace, these countries effectively bear responsibility as parties to the hunger crisis.

Your LinkedIn profile effectively bears your communication skills open to the world (for better or worse).

Paddington was effectively born in 1956, when BBC cameraman Michael Bond bought a small toy bear, left alone on the shelves of a Selfridges store, for his wife.

"It's a contest," said Professor Pierson, "between those who are organized, who can really monitor what government is doing in a very complicated world and bring pressure effectively to bear on politicians.

That is effectively a cost borne by those who don't benefit from the investor protections.

Twit Or Fit launches today – effectively an idea borne of combining Twitter with a site like Hot Or Not, where you rate the appearance of people displayed.