Sentence examples for in effect no one from inspiring English sources

If the government repaid the money it owes to itself – netting it out, in effect – no one would know the difference.

At its grim terminal point is a starkly isolated Jewry in Nazi Germany with, in effect, no one (not even those churchmen who in the 1930's protected the non-Jewish mentally ill from Hitler's euthanasia program) coming to its aid.

Technically, Intel's buyout offer is a voluntary one that people are free to decline but, in effect, no one can really refuse.

"International adoptions remain in effect, no one banned them.

"International adoptions remain in effect, no one banned them," we heard from Duma Deputy Olga Batalina in December 2014.

In effect, no one knows how much of the hundreds of millions of dollars of "dark money" spent in the 2012 election came from corporate treasuries.

In the glow of the Dunlap Effect no one seems to be asking: Will this work?

In effect, one mutation may convert one or more genes into pseudo-genes, or junk DNA, in which subsequent mutations have no further harmful effect.

Kangaroo's lawyers had argued, in effect, that one banana is no different from the next, and for that reason, that Rasta Imposta's costumes could not be protected by copyright.

With the NHS restructure and the formation of Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG) only coming into effect in April 2013 no-one was willing to review applications, putting all 17 sites on hold until solutions began to emerge in January 2013.

Television screens were showing highlights of Adam Gilchrist's late afternoon evisceration of the England bowlers (an innings that, in effect, had no lowlights), but no one was really watching; instead, groups of men were dancing and, to the tune of 'Papa's Got a Brand New Pigbag', chanting, as you do: 'Ba-ba, Ba-ba/Mon-tee- Pan-e-sar...'.