Sentence examples for say effectively from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lieberman, they say, effectively gets audiences ready for the vice president.

Federal prosecutors have accused Ms. Annabi of accepting thousands of dollars in secret payments from Mr. Jereis, who they say effectively controlled her vote.

The legislation is also aimed at US-based search engines and other referring services which, proponents say, effectively engage in active promotion of infringing sites.

This will, these groups say, effectively force companies to cut hours and revert employees to clock-in, clock-out wage laborers.

Rights groups are considering legal action against North Carolina after the government adopted a law that critics say effectively sanctions the discrimination of LGBT people.

But could a business actually hold the rebate until next year and use it to offset some of its own contribution to employee premiums — that is to say, effectively pocket the money for itself?

The deal, they said, effectively puts the ownership of significant independent winemakers in play.

The government, he says, effectively is asking Cook's engineers to make a lock pick.

In recent months both men have been incommunicado, he said, effectively hobbling the work of the company's defense lawyers.

A year ago, however, the Kremlin sharply increased customs duties on imported cars, which Mr. Doroshok said effectively killed his business.

Biba, the British Insurance Brokers Associationn, said: "Effectively, females will now pay a cross-subsidy for males on their insurance premiums".