Sentence examples for effectively stands from inspiring English sources

"Lotus F1 Team effectively stands out as the best partner," the company said in its statement.

The Lotus F1 Team effectively stands out as the best partner".

If that was not enough, the liquidity agreement means Zions effectively stands behind the paper.

And some Democrats see in Mr. Silver a speaker who effectively stands up for their causes against a Republican governor and a Republican Senate majority.

Byrne presents her argument thematically rather than as a chronological biography, and her 18 chapters are effectively stand-alone essays.

He said: "With so many important local issues – from fighting the incinerator, to the future of our local hospital, it's extraordinary that a Union funded Labour website have parachuted in someone who will effectively stand against their own candidate.

Fairhead's decision to step aside follows a difficult year for the broadcaster, with Fairhead being criticised from within the corporation for failing to effectively stand up for it during the negotiations leading up to this year's white paper.

The songs composed for Norma and her devoted manservant, Max Joel Robertsonn), like "With One Look," "New Ways to Dream" and "The Greatest Star of All," are grand, haunted pieces that reflect the characters' fabulous past and effectively stand out as the score's most glowing passages.

Who would have thought such political audacity, or at least the appearance of it, could have been cooked up by the wonks at Labour HQ? Miliband effectively stood on stage today with a giant foam hand shouting "Four more years!!", before he's even been PM for one.

The club possesses enough depth in the starting rotation and outfield to effectively stand pat in those areas.

In another irony, fans make it easier for international sports association to succumb to the seduction of glitz and profit that ultimately works in favour of autocrats rather than effectively stand up for human rights.