Sentence examples for is effectively making from inspiring English sources

Congress is effectively making private insurers unnecessary, yet continuing to insist that we can't do without them.

That means that Mr. Cohen, who owns 100 percent of the management company, is effectively making the $616 million payment out of his own pocket.

The loss of Crown Prosecution Service costs mean the charge is effectively making one arm of the state take money at the expense of another.

The Government is effectively making good on the pledge Mr. Kohl made while campaigning on behalf of the East German Christian Democrats in the elections in March.

The agreement means that HTC is effectively making per-handset payments to three rivals - Apple, with which it signed a similar agreement in November 2012, Microsoft, and now Nokia.

Yet even as Theresa May is effectively making the case for Scottish independence all on her own, the SNP government must quickly become aware of problems closer to home that raise issues of trust in the Sturgeon administration's competence to manage the nation's finances.

He sounded like a pragmatic German player because Gustavo is effectively made in Germany.

The structure of the memory is effectively made up of 16 banks, each of 256 bytes.

The title comes from a Goethe quotation, and its message is, effectively: make the most of life, for tomorrow we die.

It is effectively made up of three parts: the first reminds me of Turkey, the second stretch has long straights like Monza and the third has tight corners like a town track.

Neil Davies, a motoring solicitor at Caddick Davies, said: "From a legal perspective councils are on very shaky ground, because the signage they used is effectively made up.