Sentence examples for nothing in effect from inspiring English sources

"He said nothing in effect, but he said it very well," said Charles Wolf, a securities analyst who follows Hewlett-Packard for Needham & Company.

And for Chrysler, the smallest of the Big Three, the next year could well determine whether it survives in its current form at all.Five months after Cerberus Capital Management was handed the company (for nothing, in effect) by Chrysler's former parent, Daimler, there are growing fears that the acquisitive private-equity group may have bitten off more than it can chew.

Strawson favours explaining 'P entails Q' as "P and not Q' is self contradictory', and explains or elucidates the notion of self contradiction in terms of sentences saying nothing, in effect, they give and then take back simultaneously.

Recalling that for Leibowitz man is simply a part of nature like any other, when acting in accordance with that nature, man is "in effect, nothing but a robot activated by the forces of nature, just like the cattle grazing in the pasture, which are also 'free from the Torah and Mitzvoth'; that is, from any law externally imposed" (Judaism, 21).

He's disavowed nothing and, in effect, escapes even collective responsibility.

It is either that or sit and do nothing which, in effect, is the position we have adopted so far.

"The £7 monthly payment is money for nothing although in effect you're only getting £4 once the £3 monthly fee is taken into account," pointed out Andrew Hagger of Moneycomms.co.uk.

Descartes himself appears to accept such a theory, declaring in the Third Meditation that there could be nothing in an effect not present in its total efficient cause (Descartes 1642/1996, p. 28).

Envisioning that there is nothing to hope for, or, in effect, nothing to lose, the Greeks are beginning to regard a vote for "Syriza" as their last recourse.

There must also be no compelling evidence one way or the other, the option must be "forced" such that doing nothing is also in effect to make a choice, and the option must concern a "momentous" issue.

One response is to argue that the Fries Krishnan argument is nothing new, because in effect the Bayesians have been arguing something similar for years.