Sentence examples for is effectively like from inspiring English sources

They are on the money though; this game is there for the taking and the second half is effectively like a new start.

"Seventy days is effectively like running a three-minute mile," says Wes Richards, managing partner of Heidrick & Struggles' technology practice.

This is no small matter — MasterCard CEO Ajay Banga recently said that "not having an identity is effectively like being in prison.

This is no small matter — MasterCard CEO Ajay Banga recently said that "not having an identity is effectively like being in prison.

All the echoes and effects that you hear were done live, so it's effectively like listening to a live performance.

Dr. Grotzinger said these minerals are "effectively like batteries" and can provide an energy source for life.

It's effectively like a "financial CV" and impacts your life in lots of different ways, not just the obvious things like loans and credit cards.

"That's a difference of around 10% which means it's effectively like throwing away £10 for every £100 you spend on holiday".

It was effectively like stepping into the unknown, exploring uncharted territories, and it's safe to say I very much liked what I found there (although that's a huge understatement).

And it's effectively like a biological weapon that's been bred in an almost sterile environment that is therefore resistant to everything you would do get rid of it.

Unlike the existing bus shelters, which are "effectively like tables that have been plunked down, where you can see all the bolts," the new designs, according to their creator, Duncan Jackson, are based on a "portal frame structure, with minimal ground fixings," for easier sidewalk sweeping.