Sentence examples for that effectively will from inspiring English sources

Its current owners, including co-founders Dave and Gail Liniger and the investment firm Weston Presidio, will own Class B shares that effectively will hold twice the voting power of publicly traded shares for five years after the brokerage goes public.

The math committee has recommended a complicated approach that effectively will compare the ninth grade test results this year and last, and then raise this year's ninth grade scores so they will appear similar to last year's ninth grade scores -- and will adjust other scores to match those.

The GOP-controlled Congress is trying to enact legislation that creates a "big stall" red tape process that effectively will keep virtually all these refugees out of the U.S. Some GOP Presidential candidates are calling for a total exclusion or the admission of only Christians.

That, effectively, will be a bunfight that FreedomPop will be sitting out of.

Organizations that effectively adapt will be positioned well for the future; those who don't risk relevance as new models better serve beneficiaries and match donor interests.

The best bet is that Hillary Clinton effectively will lock up the Democratic nomination by mid-May.

A table that has a problem that you fix effectively will leave with a better impression than one who has a smooth, uneventful experience.

In particular, reasoning about the correctness of computer systems requires induction and an automated reasoning program that effectively implements induction will have important applications.

There is no longer any question that effectively demonstrating transparency will help food producers increase trust in their processes and products.

Accordingly, treatments that effectively reduce UI will likely improve patients' QOL and reduce direct costs.

It may be that these shenanigans are simply part of a new political reality, and that the side that uses them most effectively will come out ahead.