Sentence examples for this means in effect from inspiring English sources

"This means, in effect, that they cannot seek, let alone receive, justice.

This means, in effect, shifting more wealth and power into black hands, something the government is desperate to speed up.

What this means, in effect, is that if the program continues at all, it will be as a low-intensity research project under close Congressional supervision.

This means, in effect, that people have to lie; they have to go before a judge, swear to tell the truth and then not tell the truth.

What this means in effect is that she has no truck with the generation of glamour images, and hence her portraits seem truer than those of other photographers.

This means in effect that renewables need to pay the grid roughly twice as much for each unit of electricity that they deliver.Various solutions are being touted.

This meant, in effect, to both separate the Bedouin from the land, and to also break down tribal affiliations, orientations, and identities relative to one another in terms of who they are, Arabs and Muslims, and who they are not, Jews.

"It means, in effect, Kenyans have given me a challenge".

That means in effect it is losing the $103 million it cannot spend before fiscal 2003 ends.

Protecting capital formation means, in effect, protecting Wall Street, where White has spent much of her professional life.

That means, in effect, that the cars Volkswagen said it was selling were not the cars it actually sold.