Sentence examples for effectively no one from inspiring English sources

Effectively, no one could now pay a bribe.

The upshot is a regulatory environment in which, effectively, no one assumes final responsibility for whether the machines function reliably.

As I've indicated, I like him best when he is effectively no one, just an attentive eye.

Today, as the scandal of Clissold is under investigation and writs fly, no one can find a name, figure or department to point a finger at in Hackney Town Hall, precisely because there is effectively no one there capable of handling and taking responsibility for such an ambitious building.

Since fitting the model with both H and k is unstable, we used two versions of the model, one with (effectively) no clearance (H=1000 years) and the other with a clearance half-life of 15 years – a value suggested from the modelling of mortality of the Wittenoom workforce (Berry, 1991).

This means that 65% of users effectively follow no one.

The president failed to delegate authority to his deputy before traveling, effectively leaving no one in charge.

Pray effectively : Let no one persuade you to doubt -- but if you do: you can get out of it, and believe.

But the Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee have recently done the most to betray the agreement operating since Sept. 11 that effectively said that no one would try to piggyback pet ideological measures on top of legislation to carry out the country's most urgent priorities.

Attacking the BBC's system of governance, the MPs said that Director General Lord Hall was "effectively accountable to no one".

Finally in August, new software was installed which gave the Board a total of 32 patterns, effectively ensuring that no one would ever duplicate Larson's trick.