Sentence examples for he effectively said from inspiring English sources

I asked Alfie Dennen of MoblogUk about the launch and he effectively said "eat our dust" (or words to that effect) which may mean MoblogUk is already the incumbent to beat or they have a few tricks left up their sleeves.

Today he effectively said: I told you so.

Call when you have one, he effectively said to both, according to White House aides.

He effectively said that the third-party banks that transfer payments from the Argentine government to holders of the restructured bonds also had to comply with this order.

But he effectively said that China's plan to slowly ease away from last year's enormous economic stimulus program, which spared China the worst of the recession, would continue unchanged.

Cecil blamed a wide draw for Twice Over's defeats in the past two Dubai World Cups and gave an interview after last year's race where he effectively said he would not be going back soon.

But now, in his new post, he has effectively said that Labour would rebrand them as "parent-led academies" and support them.

He basically effectively said New Labour was dead and it was time for a new generation, not in age terms but in terms of ideas.

If they make a decision to drop Morgan, are they effectively saying that he is no longer a first choice for the Sri Lanka series in March and April?

"One thing you could say about Michael Gove, in contrast to his successor Nicky Morgan, is that he had an agenda and he pursued it very effectively," said Powell.

He was effectively saying: "Look, I'm not the first.