Sentence examples for effectively mean from inspiring English sources

"That would effectively mean that the process is one-sided".

Under Swiss rules, passing that threshold would effectively mean beginning a formal takeover bid.

His arrival will effectively mean the end of Santos's Arsenal career.

He said Scottish independence would effectively mean the end of Britain's serious nuclear deterrent.

The changes effectively mean that pensioners are finally to be trusted with their own money.

This, they say, could effectively mean international funds would be subsidizing forest destruction.

Calling the "other" team Spanish would effectively mean accepting that Catalonia and the Basque country aren't part of Spain.

Labour's proposed change would effectively mean that the Scottish basic rate of income tax would rise to 21 per cent.

Or the rise in the discount rate could effectively mean a reduction in the economy's supply potential.

Losing access to US visa program would effectively mean that residents of those countries would not be able to visit the US for any reason.

However, ideological to his little toe, he cannot propose a merger of the two under public ownership, which is Labour's suggestion, because it would effectively mean renationalisation.