But it's worth noting that, effectively speaking, the International Monetary Fund has already reached the same conclusion, even if almost no one noticed.
The French have given me my licence over here, that speaks for itself, doesn't it?" Fallon was grateful to Pasquier for effectively speaking up for him in the stewards' inquiry, for while Zambezi Sun looked beaten at the time, the rules in France are such that a disqualification seemed more likely with every passing minute.
This phenomenon gives, effectively speaking noise to our measurements.
He added that regardless of where those images were posted, TripleLift will use the ones that the advertiser "believes most effectively speaks to their audience".
"Sam Zell exacted a severe, long-lasting damage to an institution that citizens in a democracy rely on and require to effectively speak truth to power," writes lead lawyer Joseph Cotchett.
The idea of national currencies will become not just obsolete, but redundant, with no more currency meaning than the value of a "Like" or a banana or a reputation, which will all effectively speak to national currencies in a kind of common "mathematical language".
You can have, effectively speaking, unlimited access to everything recorded, all the time.
As yet, no one at the convention had effectively spoken for that cause, which was paramount to the delegates.
As an institution, the church cannot effectively speak life, healing, or peace to anyone unless it's preachers, teachers, and members are mentally and spiritually healthy.
