Sentence examples for is effectively only from inspiring English sources
When a house is sold as leasehold, the buyer is effectively only a tenant with a very long term rental, with the ground the home is built on remaining in the hands of the freeholder.
Even an "in the money" token option is worth less than an equivalent RTU: if a single token option has an exercise price of $10, and the issuer's tokens are trading at $12 per share, the token option is effectively only worth $2, whereas a single RTU would be worth the full $12.
There is effectively only one electricity grid and one market on the island of Ireland.
Today's High Court ruling pertains specifically to the taximeter point — and is effectively only a ruling on the technical definition of what constitutes a taximeter under current TfL taxi regulation rules.
One hundred dollars is effectively only worth $82 in New York City due to the metropolis' extremely high cost of living.
Of course, until either Hello Games, or No Man's Sky's distributors Sony Interactive Entertainment (for PS4) and iam8bit (PC), confirm that the game is indeed moving backward in the release schedule, this is effectively only speculation.
There are, effectively, only three notes, free-floating and ambiguous.
But in Australia, the shares of Australian residents in company profits are effectively only taxed once.
The standard schemes gave a large upfront payment of public money, but it was effectively only deferring tax due in later years, and many investors found they did not have the money when the demands rolled in.
While £14.95 a month allows you to download as many tunes as you like, these are effectively only rented and will stop working on your computer or MP3 player if you stop subscribing.
