Sentence examples for equals effectively from inspiring English sources

The proposed deal, which the companies plan to bill as a merger of equals, effectively represents a takeover of Lucent, based in Murray Hill, N.J., by Alcatel, the executives said.

In particular, container implementations may assume that the allocator's type definitions for pointers and related integral types are equivalent to those provided by the default allocator, and that all instances of a given allocator type always compare equal, effectively contradicting the original design goals for allocators and limiting the usefulness of allocators that carry state.

This measure is based on a seven point Likert scale, where 1 equals not effectively at all and 7 equals extremely effectively.

Maintaining the recharge and pumping rates at a nearly equal level effectively controlled the surrounding surface and building settlement.

But they are not partnerships of equals: the US effectively dictates the terms.

Mobile revenues effectively equals mobile advertising, since gifts, also sold on mobile, are negligible.

While equal scores may make most chemical sense in these cases, computational methods deal with this differently; some report equal scores, others generate slightly different scores for effectively equal candidates.

In an increasingly multicultural society, he said, the government wants to revise its definition of religious liberty so all religions are effectively equal.

Peter Robinson, the unionist first minister, who is effectively equal with Mr. McGuinness in the Stormont government, said the bombers would not disrupt the power-sharing administration.

He has argued that the city manipulated the market value of the land so that the Yankees' annual payments in lieu of taxes would effectively equal the annual payments on their debt.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has effectively called bullshit on that.