Sentence examples for effectively serving as from inspiring English sources

He called her "integral to the success of Turning Point while effectively serving as its chief operating officer".

One insider claimed Keith was already effectively serving as publicity agent for Australia's defence minister, George Pearce, "no doubt getting much in return".

According to one Pyongyang-based diplomat, however, that sister, Kim Yo-jong, is frequently seen with Kim Jong-un, effectively serving as his head of protocol.

In fact, economically, a cap-and-trade system produces the same incentives to reduce pollution as a Pigovian tax, with the price of licenses effectively serving as a tax on pollution.

The production is staged by John Doyle, the Scottish director whose stripped-down Broadway revivals of "Company" and "Sweeney Todd" included actors playing their own instruments, effectively serving as their own orchestra.

The letter, by Verizon's general counsel, William P. Barr, an attorney general during the administration of President Bush's father, said that "the United States is now on notice that it is effectively serving as a 'fence' for stolen property".

That effectively served as the firm's death knell.

And they effectively serve as each other's directors too, though more so Storrie.

It effectively served as the Hospitallers' capital until replaced by Valletta in 1570.

With no real facts to try, those legal arguments would effectively serve as a trial.

They have what they call the Basic Law, which effectively serves as a constitution, though it is vague on many questions.