Sentence examples for effectively having from inspiring English sources

But then she has just lied to them both, so she is effectively having an affair.

Taxpayers, including social housing tenants, are effectively having to pay for around a million unused bedrooms.

"If that happens it's effectively having Communist party leaders give directives to Hong Kong judges on how to rule".

One attractive approach to the latter would appear to be effectively having a few months of extended Black Friday discounts.

With local government facing some of the biggest cuts to public spending and effectively having to redefine its role, this could be a good thing.

The practice of the US effectively having a veto on EU transparency rules is neither credible nor acceptable and must be brought to an end.

Germany would effectively have veto power.

This evening it effectively had none.

Remaining employees will effectively have their pay cut.

In other words, activists should effectively have a veto.

You effectively have to make them talk," says Proust.