Sentence examples for making it effectively from inspiring English sources
But it's distributed on servers unaffiliated with the search engine itself, making it effectively impossible for the RIAA and its international equivalents to do much about it other than try to force the largest infringers to remove the content.
Even if humans stopped emitting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere tomorrow, the expansion effect would continue in the oceans for centuries more, making it effectively irreversible in our lifetimes.
A cumulative average of polls collected by the Web site Real Clear Politics shows that his lead there has slipped to barely 1 percentage point, its lowest since last December and within the margin of error, making it effectively a tie with Mitt Romney.
Episodes of the game show are filmed in blocks, making it effectively a part-time job for her.
They assert that the proposed Microsoft standard is complex and layered with the company's own features, making it effectively a corporate standard instead of a truly open one.
The spending has come out of the committee's "independent expenditure" operation — activities that are paid for by the party but not coordinated with any candidates — making it effectively the third-biggest "super PAC" on the airwaves.
China has spent billions of dollars building up its internet firewalls, in addition to developing policies that make it effectively impossible for Western internet companies to compete in its market, let alone function at all.
The Oxford Migration Observatory said the latest figures made it "effectively impossible for the government to achieve its target by the end of this Parliament without radical measures".
Its history and past years of shared administration and funds make it effectively a part owner of the building, the synagogue argues.
MPs have proposed "voluntary" regulation, but also statute to make it effectively compulsory.
The bomber uses stealth materials and shapes to make it effectively immune to detection at normal combat ranges.
