Sentence examples for effectively less from inspiring English sources

In the Dallas region, home prices and incomes have grown at roughly the same rate, making the typical home effectively less expensive today than it was seven or eight years ago, once mortgage rates are taken into account.

If, as economists recommend, everybody's tax rate is effectively less than 100 percent, then someone with disposable income of, say, 110 percent of the poverty line should find himself falling into poverty when he loses his job.

Harriet Wistrich, a solicitor at the London law firm Birnberg Peirce, who represents the family, said that the CPS decision not to bring any prosecution was based on an assessment that there was effectively less than a 50% chance of conviction.

Harriet Wistrich, the solicitor at the London law firm Birnberg Peirce who represents the family, said that the CPS decision not to bring any prosecution was based on an assessment that there was effectively less than a 50% chance of conviction.

Silver plans often do not kick in until the patient has spent $2,000; many states require patients to cover 20 percent of hospital costs and some drugs — although that cost-sharing is capped at $6,350 per individual, or $12,700 per family, and effectively less for low-income patients.

With six pronouns, nine verbs, twenty nouns, and five adjective, this is effectively less test data than might first be apparent.

This result indicates that the selection pressure from the growth enrichment conditions effectively eliminated less tolerant cells harboring less efficient AcrB mutants.

What that means is banks effectively hold less capital against assets considered less risky and more against capital deemed to be very risky.

Like Doyle, they are effectively deemed less deserving.

The higher prices have made many workers' wages effectively worth less.

They would allow well-equipped armies to conquer more quickly and effectively, with less loss of life.