Sentence examples for says effectively from inspiring English sources

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

Robinson's speech, he says, "effectively called for the binning of both the Good Friday and the St Andrews agreements – certainly the cross-community voting arrangements.

It urges the NLRB to overturn the election results and allow VW's workers to revote: the "shameful conduct" of the elected officials, it says, effectively deprived workers of their freedom of choice.

The key paragraph in the 12-page document says effectively the emerging donors will be held to a lower standard than traditional donors as they remain developing countries and still face poverty at home.

The 58-year-old, the sole wage earner in her family, is "unemployed and possibly unemployable" after being prosecuted and fined £400 over the one-off incident on a Leeds to Sheffield train, which, she says, effectively involved a shortfall of 40p.

But every time you read a story that says, effectively, that investors are still hoping that there won't be a recession, it makes you think that investor expectations are still too high, which means stocks may have a lot further to fall.

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

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

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".