Sentence examples for effectively meaning from inspiring English sources

This, said an EU lawyer, was much stronger, effectively meaning "a legally binding agreement".

This procedure affords legal relief to a defendant in anticipation of a possible arrest, effectively meaning they cannot be arrested.

The FM signal is available universally, effectively meaning it is available to around 99% of people in the UK.

Other major energy traders announced that they would trade with Enron only in cash -- effectively meaning that virtually all trading with the company had stopped, they said.

Altogether, $1 billion a year is needed to fight the disease effectively, meaning identifying at least 70percentt of tuberculosis sufferers and curing 85percentt of them.

Merkel said Greek debt should be cut to 120% of GDP by 2020, effectively meaning a 50% write down on bond holdings.

As the term employability is a continually changing one given to diverse meaning, this effectively means that there is no overall consensus on what employability means and nor, it seems on what employability discourse represents (Wilton 2011; Frankham 2016).

For s < 0.1, the effect is too small and the intermediate allele is effectively neutral, meaning the fixation of allele 2 depends on the random fixation of the neutral allele 1.

For medicine: consider how rituals effectively communicate meaning with signs, symbols and actions building on tenets of a belief system.

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

And more than one-third of all homeowners with a mortgage were "effectively" underwater, meaning they have less than 20% equity in their home.