Sentence examples for really in effect from inspiring English sources

But while the infusion of money will be welcome, it is really in effect giving the city money that it has already spent.

As Arlen Specter, the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, observed last week, "The hearings are really, in effect, a subtle minuet, with the nominee answering as many questions as he thinks necessary in order to be confirmed".

This was really, in effect, "the Socratic induction, elicited by interrogation" (Sidgwick, 1907: xix).

"What we really in effect are saying is, if there can't be what would be the best thing from our point of view - namely a build up to a final - let there at least be a final.

But really, in effect, the company is there to pay cash tribute six or seven figures worth—hoping that, down the road, the confidant will remember the bounty and use his clout to help fix the company's problems.

Those miles really are, in effect, money.

He views it as an emergent system with its own internal dynamics (and which humans currently drive but don't really control) – in effect an offshoot of the biosphere.

And one of the interesting things is that it really is, in effect, the biggest off-balance sheet operation going.

I remember being in Cuba 20 years ago and meeting some businessmen who had an office in Havana for IBM -- and this was when the embargo really was in effect.

In 1994 their lawyers applied for access to information from Nove's inquiry, on the grounds that it might help their clients; anything that implicated Winston Silcott would support the detectives' contention that their interview notes were genuine and that Silcott really had, in effect, confessed.

And it's a learning year for all of us, to say, O.K., what really does work?" In effect the app is a more direct route to consumers for Sky News.