Sentence examples for you have effectively from inspiring English sources

The thing about the Olympics is that you have effectively got six years to build them.

When you build offices that have stairs and narrow corridors you have effectively excluded workers with disability.

Use deliberately compromised cryptography, that has a back door that only the "good guys" are supposed to have the keys to, and you have effectively no security.

Factor disability in at the design stage of any development process: When you introduce universal education without considering the need for mobility devices, braille equipment and hearing aids, you have effectively failed to include disabled children.

"But if you can be deleted from Google's database, ie if you carry out a search on yourself and it no longer shows up, it might be in Google's back-up, but if 99% of the population don't have access to it you have effectively been deleted," he said.

If you can do that and help your career, you have effectively killed two birds with one stone.

By doing this, you've effectively made your credit card a debit card, but one that pays you every time you spend on it".

That's the fear of zero-hours contracts: that one day, you find your hours have dropped to zero and you've effectively been sacked.

"My view as to what a sensible approach to this would be if you own the camera, you've effectively made the arrangements for that picture," said Connor.

Not for fear of legal repercussions, but because MKR is awful and you've effectively just doubled the amount of a bad thing.

"First, by forming the loop you've effectively reduced the length of string able to explore the 3D space by 50percentnt, which makes a big difference".