Sentence examples for it effectively has from inspiring English sources

Meaning that, although Oracle ostensibly "won" its copyright case, it effectively has a hold on its ability to collect on any of the $1 billion in copyright damages it is seeking from Google — a conclusion that was supported by the tweets of legal reporter Ginny LaRoe, who attended today's hearing.

"It effectively has you running against your investment and your strategy".

(Having once again voted against joining in 1994, Norway remains a member of the European Economic Area, which means that it works under regulations in which it effectively has no say).

Mantoloking, where parking is scarce, charges $12 for a season's pass, and does not offer a day pass, so it effectively has both the cheapest seasonal rate and the most expensive day rate.

"I'm not a very technological person, and for me to use it effectively has been wonderful".

It has formed alliances with other vloggers so that it effectively has correspondents in Minneapolis, Boston, LA and Switzerland.

This evening it effectively had none.

It kept us linked together via the internet so it effectively had the use of a worldwide bio-cybernetic server farm – billions of human brains working for it in parallel.

As a result, being an op-ed columnist at the Times is a pretty big deal — one I'm immensely grateful to have been granted — and those who hold the position, if they know how to use it effectively, have a lot more influence on national debate than, say, most senators.

In Europe, where the company has the bulk of its holdings, UnitedGlobalCom, through a second company it controls, effectively has 8.3 million subscribers.

"Generally speaking, a leader of any legislative body, if it's to run effectively, has to be a benevolent dictator," he said.