Sentence examples for is effectively another from inspiring English sources

Failing to make polluters pay for that fossil fuel carbon pollution is effectively another $5 tn annual subsidy, globally.

While Venezuela and Brazil maintain warm ties with one another, and have even explored collaborating on a refinery project in northeastern Brazil, one country's loss is effectively another's gain in regional political heft.

This is effectively another extrapolation provision that engrafts the ULLCA onto the UPSA (which is itself grafted onto the ULLCA, if any of that makes any sense).

Section 403 is effectively another giant extrapolation provision that brings in the charging order provisions of ULLCA § 503 to apply to both the protected series organization and to all protected series.

Section 201 d) is effectively another extrapolation provision of sorts which says that once a protected series has been registered with the Secretary of State, the registration may be amended to change similarly to the procedure for changing the same information for an ordinary LLC.

Mr Griffin added that there had been resistance from corporate IT departments to the idea of supporting what was effectively another operating system on top of the various releases of the main Windows OS.

That means the Echo itself serves as a smart home hub, so you don't have to run out and buy one from, say Samsung or Wink — that's effectively another $70 or $80 you can factor into the product's price tag, making the device's $149 price tag more palatable compared to the standard Echo.

This arrangement is effectively repeated another four times before the groove narrows to its final termination at the posterior margin.

The gap is likely to be wider now—and the market for securitisations is effectively closed.Capital is another worry.

Since one arm of the Japanese government is effectively lending to another arm, the public debt owned by the central bank could simply be written off.

Sure enough, they found that a chemical placed inside the barrel is effectively shielded from another chemical that usually binds to it.