Sentence examples for effectively more than from inspiring English sources

Belgium's Yves Leterme, about to decant to the OECD in Paris, said the bailout fund would have to be effectively more than €1trn.

Moreover, during Antarctic winters, freezing of the surrounding sea effectively more than doubles the size of the continent and removes the oceanic heat source to nearly 1,800 miles from the central polar plateau.

Thus Nordhaus's DICE model says that the price of carbon emissions should eventually rise to more than $200 a ton, effectively more than quadrupling the cost of coal, but that most of that increase should come late this century, with a much more modest initial fee of around $30 a ton.

Online TV network blip.tv today announced the closing of its third round of institutional capital, which effectively more than doubles the amount of money the company has secured to date.

This study effectively more than doubles the number of regulatory elements localised to the human SCL locus, and emphasises the impact that such approaches have at rapidly defining the regulatory architecture of gene loci.

The authors postulate that it may be difficult to address effectively more than one risk area with a brief intervention.

Thus, these lesions were effectively more extensive than the NAc DA lesions.

It had also effectively borrowed more than $41 million from its police and firefighters' pension fund.

Hedgecoe's image of her has effectively sold more than 200bn copies, as it is used on postage stamps.

(That effectively bars more than one appearance in pool play because it is a four-day event).

Teaching evolution effectively needs more than subject-matter knowledge.