Sentence examples for effectively free from inspiring English sources
Bar the licence fee, it's effectively free.
Lower reserve requirements effectively free up more lending by banks.
The subsidies typically cover the minimum fare, making a short ride in Beijing effectively free.
Even when the new inventions were effectively "free," most of them failed.
He poured resources into Tunisia's educational system and made higher education effectively free.
What you do is you do this: you drink so much alcohol that your accommodation is effectively free.
These things which were physical have dematerialised on to your phone, and de-monetised, becoming effectively free.
By contrast, the modest electricity produced by rooftop panels is effectively free, recouping the initial investment after a few years.
A Union commander declared that three fugitive slaves there were contraband, war spoils, effectively freeing them.
Yesterday's deal effectively freed Philip Morris, which is based in New York, from a laggard among its more successful businesses.
Over the last few months, these have included lowering so-called reserve-requirement ratios for banks — a step that effectively frees more room for lenders to extend loans.
