Sentence examples for which would effectively from inspiring English sources

For one, Tim's could get their coffee in all BKs worldwide, which would effectively act as a Canadian-culture spreading endeavor, more powerful than the combined effect of every Canadian arts grant ever given to our country's most influential ambassadors.

That could mean fewer assignments for each official, which would effectively decrease their pay.

Most of the rebels have resisted the order, which would effectively place them under government control.

The House version requires a one-year study by the Government Accountability Office, which would effectively bury the issue.

That move is seen as a prelude to offering a loan, which would effectively give him control of Ibrox.

The two companies have recently discussed abandoning the venture, which would effectively fold Concert's operations back into the parent companies.

It may be that it needs a lot of work doing on it, which would effectively increase the purchase price.

Officials said they needed time to review millions of public comments on the rule, which would effectively bar construction of coal-burning generating stations.

The E.P.A. proposed rules governing new power plants last year, which would effectively prevent any additional coal-fired power plants from being built.

"There would be mass resignations at all levels and you would face the very real prospect of an event which would effectively be a mutiny," the general said.

They have threatened to take down Internet root servers — part of the Web's basic infrastructure — on April Fools' Day, which would effectively shut down the global Internet.