Sentence examples for effectively this means from inspiring English sources

Effectively, this means Mr Maliki must go.

Effectively this means those on low incomes can hold on to an extra 2p in every additional pound they earn.

Effectively, this means Sao Paulo's overburdened legal system becomes more strained by residents who seek other legal avenues to collect their settlements.

Effectively, this means that Bear keeps the building unless it breaches the agreement or another bid appears that Bear recommends or otherwise is pending when the agreement is terminated.

It means that — Governor Romney talked about Medicaid and how we could send it back to the states, but effectively this means a thirty per cent cut in the primary program we help for seniors who are in nursing homes, for kids who are with disabilities.

Mr. Obama criticized the proposal at the debate, saying "Governor Romney talked about Medicaid and how we could send it back to the states, but effectively this means a 30 percent cut in the primary program we help for seniors who are in nursing homes, for kids who are with disabilities".

Given the political landscape at the time, effectively, this meant joint standing committee would not be required to report.

Effectively this meant that the DGCA would be the regulator and the CAA the investigator.

Effectively, this meant that fleets composed of galleys were confined to coastal routes, and had to make frequent landfall to replenish their supplies and rest their crews.

Effectively, this meant that only tests with p < .0001 were considered significant.

Effectively, this meant that we removed the bound state, cR, from the receptor model, thus reducing the receptor model to a one-state model that serves as an indicator of Ca2+ binding events.