Sentence examples for effectively say that from inspiring English sources

You can't effectively say that Donald Trump is vulgar, sensational, and buffoonish when it's exactly vulgar sensationalism and buffoonery that his audience is buying.

By David Denby December 15, 2015 You can't effectively say that Donald Trump is vulgar, sensational, and buffoonish when it's exactly vulgar sensationalism and buffoonery that his audience is buying.

On the other hand, I thought that the White House did effectively say that Obama would have gone along with the McConnell proposal, which would have been a clean extension of the debt ceiling, if the extension had been big enough to prevent us having to go through this again next year.

It's effectively saying that all schemes will have to be indexed.

Opponents of QE2 are effectively saying that the government should do nothing to try to change this.

"The culture of the industry effectively says that, after 40, you haven't got anything to contribute".

"In my view, it sets a very dangerous precedent, because it's effectively saying that state-enacted Islamic law overrides fundamental liberties," Mr. Paiva said.

He writes that the O.E.C.D. is effectively saying that "policymakers should stop promoting economic recovery and instead begin raising interest rates and slashing spending".

He effectively said that the third-party banks that transfer payments from the Argentine government to holders of the restructured bonds also had to comply with this order.

But when banks stop trusting one another they are effectively saying that they have also lost faith in rating agencies and regulators.

Mr. Lee is effectively saying that those who do not enthusiastically endorse his plan will be cast out and suffer at the polls.