Sentence examples for effectively poised from inspiring English sources
No one has yet thought through the long-term implications for liberty and learning of the shift towards digital publishing, with a few outsize corporations effectively poised to become the monopoly librarians and booksellers for much of the online world.
And since US tech giants have many EU users, the new rules in Europe are effectively poised to drive up privacy standards for major apps — thanks to the risk of far steeper fines for companies found violating the bloc's rules.
Poised effectively between the twin intoxicants of drugs and desire, they could be interpreted to the listener's taste".
Rather, they would seem to mark changes in how effectively my desire is poised to influence my actions.
His stock, which at $51 is almost 100 times trailing earnings, is priced as if Gemstar is poised to effectively monopolize a growing market.
"Much work has been carried out on the LHC over the last 18 months or so, and it's effectively a new machine, poised to set us on the path to new discoveries," said Cern's director-general Rolf Heuer at the EuroScience Open Forum in Copenhagen this month.
Again, this would seem to indicate some idiosyncrasy in how effectively my desire is poised to influence my feelings, rather than indicating a difference in strength of desire (in this case, getting chicken pox seems like an expected ordeal of childhood, and that seems to blunt my felt response).
But now, with the two-leg tie poised at what is effectively halftime, human considerations outweighed professional rivalry.
The development effectively ended a six-week legal battle poised to shape digital privacy for years to come.
But once those biomarkers have been identified then asMIPs are perfectly poised to accurately and cost-effectively characterize those splicing biomarkers in patient samples.
The government of Cambodia is poised to enact a law that will effectively hamstring the country's lively civil society and NGOs, among the last independent voices in Cambodia.
