Sentence examples for effectively less than a from inspiring English sources

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.

After several years of interest rates that are effectively less than zero when inflation is factored in, the backers of a number of money funds appear to be deciding they can afford to tell their investors bonne chance.

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.

Only 42% of consumers, taken from a nationally representative sample of 2,000 adults, believe the food industry can react to major food scares effectively, while less than a quarter believe that different elements of the supply chain work effectively together.

In fact, an FCC report issued early last year (just before inauguration day) concluded that "AT&T offers Sponsored Data to third-party content providers at terms and conditions that are effectively less favorable than those it offers to its affiliate, DirecTV".

The average rewards point, once worth as much as 1 or 2 cents, was effectively devalued to less than a penny by 2008, industry experts estimate.

Again he delivered results ruthlessly and effectively, but after less than a month the mission was cut short.

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

In January, the Conservatives unveiled plans to deny graduates with a third-class degree funding to train as teachers, effectively barring anyone with less than a 2 2 from the profession.

As Solomon writes, the mighty Hoover Dam has effectively become obsolete in less than a century.