Sentence examples for effectively going to from inspiring English sources

Is Brin effectively going to be defeat Parkinson's with hard cash?

The Coalition is effectively going to the election without a higher education policy.

Higher prices do function as a kind of tax increase that raises the cost of doing business (with the proceeds effectively going to foreign exporters).

Recent announcements of even deeper cuts to public services have instilled real fear among professional firefighters that the service is effectively going to be dismantled.

"Kids who can't read are effectively going to miss out on the rest of their schooling, because if you can't read it is very difficult to access the rest of the curriculum".

"Unless the United States decides that it wants to be a major and committed leadership player in this and make very specific commitments, much of the rest of the world is effectively going to hide behind the skirts of the United States and not do anything".

King effectively went to war with his own party over the inaction.

He argued that British ideas, such as the electromagnetic gun, have "effectively gone to the Americans now for development".

The proceeds of such a sale are earmarked for charity — unless Mr. Pincus, 79, dies first, in which case the apartment would, effectively, go to Princess Firyal, in her early 60s.

The coefficient effectively goes to zero when one controls for husbands' changes in weekly earnings (column 3).

In the U.K. everyone who owns a television has to pay a £97.50 $1655) annual fee for a color television license, which effectively goes to subsidizing the commercial-free British Broadcasting Company.