Sentence examples for is effectively just from inspiring English sources

Curbed under decades of dictatorship, the cultural scene in Spain is effectively just three decades old, still young and fragile.

Remember that the coin is supposed to be deposited at the Fed, which is effectively just a semi-autonomous government agency.

Andy Robinson and now Scott Johnson are criticised while trying to do the right thing but Scottish rugby is effectively just two teams or one and a half.

Of course, selling items at two- or three-for-the-price-of-one is effectively just a fat discount on each item.

However much the pro-hunt lobby tries to frame this as an issue of personal freedom, most people are quite rightly repulsed by the idea of animals being made to suffer and die for what is effectively just a niche sporting pursuit.

"The device is effectively just a viewer".

Without it, you are effectively just discharging people early.

If it's not bitter and it doesn't smell of coffee, you're effectively just drinking a milkshake.

Barring a really terrible seat at the theatre, where all I could see was the top third of a door and was effectively just listening, I'd never 'watched' a radio play – or particularly wanted to.

This tournament represented the last appearance at a major finals of the Soviet Union team, as by the time the European Championship came around their place was taken up by the CIS, which was effectively just Russia.

"It's not the businesses stopping working, it's effectively just changing the way they're working," he says.