Sentence examples for effectively one of from inspiring English sources

The lasting image will be that of Ramos -- who serves as Univision's lead anchor and is effectively one of the (if not the) most powerful newsmen on Spanish-language TV -- being hustled out of the room after trying to ask Trump a question.

This is a chance for them to be seen in what is still effectively one of the two theater capitals of the world.

The current situation is effectively one of self-regulation; we are expected to manage our assets and take risks in a mature and responsible way.

Cuba was effectively one of the states in 1959, when Fidel Castro swept down from the hills into the pulsating capital.

It sounds so simple, but Initiative 71 was effectively one of the best political returns of serve in the city's local history.

When incidents happen and the consequences are not mitigated effectively, one of the indicated failures consists of ineffective emergency planning and response (EPR).

My guest-imate of California's current prison population proved 20,000 prisoners (and effectively one year of forced population reductions under Brown v Plata) off.

This interpretation is appealing as correlated masculine traits in humans are proposed to be, effectively, one signal of quality.

The law school culture is effectively one along the lines of 'suck it up'.

"For Gilead to give up effectively one-third of their value for an unproven asset still subject to significant ongoing clinical risk seems remarkable," Geoffrey Porges, biotechnology analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, wrote in a note Monday.

It could be argued that the reduced gLFP power with plaid pattern presentation was attributable to reduced contrast normalization, as plaid pattern components were effectively one-quarter of the grating contrast.