Sentence examples for effectively loses from inspiring English sources

If the default risk increases, JPMorgan effectively loses money.

Industrial capitalism, in Marx's view, is an economic system in which one class the ruling bourgeoisie owns the means of production while the working class or proletariat effectively loses its independence, the worker becoming part of the means of production, a mere "appendage of the machine".

One yottabyte is, well, a yottabyte is so large that it effectively loses meaning.

At population level, Zambia effectively loses 1.93% of its GDP to headache – more than in Georgia [26] and almost double the loss in India [37].

"A coiner effectively loses control of a word once it's out there; for instance, the coiner of quark in the physics sense had intended it to rhyme with cork, but general usage has resulted in it rhyming with mark.

Without such consumer-oriented controls embedded into this embedded Internet, the user effectively loses the ability to take themselves offline, given that the most basic level of computing control — the on/off switch — is being subducted beneath the grand, over-arching utility of an all-seeing, always on sensornet.

Consequently, information about the effects of ESWT in 310 patients with heel pain was effectively lost to re-analysis.

"Ahmadinejad has effectively lost the support of the base.

Germany effectively lost this contest to a club team.

And now the city stands to effectively lose them.

Her son, then eight, had now effectively lost two fathers.