Sentence examples for effectively signal from inspiring English sources

What equipment or knowledge would help the vessel's crew to most effectively signal for help?

The Mosul operation carries particular weight because the city's liberation would effectively signal the start of the "day after Isis".

"Once interest rates turn up, that will effectively signal the end of the rush to the public debt markets," he said.

The defender is the last remaining stalwart from that side – Mikel John Obi is also at the club but does not enjoy the same influence – and his departure would effectively signal the end of an era.

Verdasco held his opening service game of the third set (no double faults) but threw in two double faults in his second service game at 1-1 to lose it and effectively signal the end of the match.

While the board of NatWest is not in favor of formally recommending the bid to the company's shareholders, the executives said, the bank is considering alternatives that would effectively signal to the market that it was giving up the fight to stay independent.

Fairhead calls for external oversight of the BBC, effectively signalling the end of her own job.

That effectively signalled the end of Ferdinand's international career, the player announcing his retirement the following May.

"Remarkably this effectively signals the end of the fossil fuel era.

Today, Mario Draghi effectively signalled some sort of action in June to fight the ongoing menace of low inflation in the eurozone.

The decision effectively signals the end of a 16-year political career, one of firsts that in recent months has been embroiled in scandal.