Sentence examples for effectively says that from inspiring English sources

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

Bean effectively says that only the Treasury is in a position to kick and cajole the tax and welfare departments into life.

But the Dodd-Frank legislation effectively says that if the council took that approach, the S.E.C., as the funds' primary regulator, would ultimately have to sign off on the reforms.

The N.C.A.A., in an effort to punish rule breakers who may have left — players to graduation, coaches to other jobs — effectively says that a game that happened did not happen.

"David, we have a seventy-per-cent customer rule, which effectively says that seventy per cent of all products are sold to consumers or actually consumed by distributors for their own personal use," he said.

The highest significant relationship reported in Table 6 is between frequency of PO and individual behaviour who ordered goods without any repeating pattern (r = −.425), this figure effectively says that as the number of individual who ordered goods without repeating pattern goes down, frequency of PO goes up.

"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".

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.

But now, in his new post, he has effectively said that Labour would rebrand them as "parent-led academies" and support them.

It was effectively saying that people of conservative religious views are not to be trusted and you should not share a platform with them.