Sentence examples for effectively face from inspiring English sources

All offenders effectively face a life sentence because the stigma of their conviction follows them forever.

The Technology Trap demonstrates that in the midst of another technological revolution, the lessons of the past can help us to more effectively face the present.

But many defendants who opt for trial effectively face more prison time for rejecting a plea than for committing the alleged crime.

He will serve a two-year suspended sentence, and effectively face no jail time.

This learning, once incorporated into the DNA of the culture, increases employee engagement, and proactively prepares the individual and the organization to effectively face the future.

In The Odyssey, Odysseus arrives at the Island of the Lotus Eaters where he is faced with a decision: he can continue his journey home (and effectively face the trauma that he endured and the trauma that he is still yet to endure) or luxuriate in the deep warmth and glow of the apathy produced by the consumption of the lotus flowers.

We've evolved for millennia to be able to understand each other's intent quickly and effectively face-to-face.

When interests in the fund were redeemed, the bank would be effectively faced with the choice of selling stocks from the fund's portfolio or of selling new participations to cover redemptions.

With oil at a hundred and twenty-five dollars a barrel and likely going higher as the sanctions on Iran take hold and the Israelis keep up their bellicose rhetoric, the U.S. economy is effectively facing an election-year tax hike.

With no prospect of leaving this impoverished island – which is smaller than many airports I have travelled through – these hundreds of people are effectively facing a future of indefinite, arbitrary detention.

With the next Ref just four years away, many researchers are effectively faced with a choice: be a good scientist, or be a successful academic who gets funding and a promotion.