Sentence examples for is effectively seeking from inspiring English sources

How else to classify a man who – inter alia – is effectively seeking a master perfumer?

Apple argues the FBI is frustrated by Washington gridlock and is effectively seeking to make the law it wants through the courts.

In the most unmistakable declaration yet by Mrs. Clinton that she is effectively seeking Mr. Obama's third term, she strolled on stage after his speech and embraced the president as the delegates roared.

In an article for the think tank Civitas, Lord Carey, who is a member of the House of Lords, argues that the government is effectively seeking to change the definition of marriage to "a long-term commitment between two people of any sex, in which gender and procreation are irrelevant".

By going after members of their own sect, radical Sunnis aligned with Al Qaeda are effectively seeking to destabilize the Shiite-led government, making an already angry and alienated community fearful to participate in national governance.

The proportion of traffic which is effectively either new or established seeking an optimal (time of departure/time of arrival/cost/security/reliability) routing options as a proportion of total traffic within any railroad domain is governed by a mass of internal railway and external shipper requirements.

By feeding a caricature, Trump is effectively advancing the case of those who would seek to curtail access to guns.

Mr. Cheney has sought to play down the perception that he is effectively the prime minister of the Bush administration.

Finally, online health information seeking is widespread in North America and Europe [ 26, 27] and the volume of online health information is effectively incalculable.

Even when asylum seekers are granted refugee status, researchers found that they are effectively discouraged from seeking work.

"However, qisas regulations in Iran mean that people who are sentenced to death under this system of punishment are effectively prevented from seeking a pardon or commutation of their sentences from the authorities – contrary to Iran's international obligations".