Sentence examples for effectively has one from inspiring English sources

But some Wall Street analysts say Mr. Forsee effectively has one hand tied behind his back, and that he may not be able to fully participate even as Sprint and other telecommunications companies are engulfed in tumult.

Staffers at Victorville have been sounding the alarm for months that inadequate medical staffing ― the prison effectively has one doctor for roughly 4,300 inmates and detainees because its second doctor is a clinical director ― was a danger to inmates and workers.

The four-cylinder engine has effectively had one of its cylinders chopped off and replaced by an electric motor that supplements the normal engine power.

"When you effectively have one shareholder [Fox] you have the freedom to be more long term, more ballsy," said the chief executive of a broadcaster that competes with Sky for rights deals.

Trapattoni said that he was "living for the aim of qualification" and his team would effectively have one foot in at least the play-offs if they could get even a draw against Bulgaria, who feel that they must go for the win and therefore, Trapattoni hopes, could be vulnerable to the counter-attack.

For Mr. Santorum, the assumption behind that premise had been disproved: with Mr. Gingrich's fade to near-irrelevance, Mr. Santorum effectively had a one-on-one shot against Mr. Romney through Louisiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and other states.

She has been working flat out for 30 years, and made 65 films: having lived in Paris since the age of 19, she effectively has two careers, one in English and one in French.

"We all operate a bit more effectively from having had one".

Theresa May is unwise to shut Nigel Farage out of her relations with Donald Trump because he effectively has a "hotline to the White House", one of the Ukip leader's closest allies has said.

Parra kicked the resulting penalty but Clermont did not use their numerical superiority effectively and the Tigers had one final chance to win the match only for Slater to be penalised for holding on having been tackled just short of the line.

In this summer of the contractual transfer clause Arsenal have one that effectively entitles them to first refusal on Fábregas.