Examples of 'it was effectively' in a sentence
Meaning of "it was effectively"
it was effectively: This phrase is used to describe that something was done in a way that produced the desired result
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It was effectively the start of his political career.
As a contest it was effectively over by now.
It was effectively thinking about its dinner.
No one was able to coordinate the proceedings and it was effectively broken up.
It was effectively the final break with his parents.
I've been told by a reliable source that it was effectively a fanzine.
This meant that it was effectively no penalty as he had qualified last.
With its narrowness and weight restrictions, by this point it was effectively a footbridge.
It was effectively the opening.
Private enterprise came to a virtual end as it was effectively brought under government control.
It was effectively a military coup.
Although he was editor, it was effectively run by his younger brother.
It was effectively possible to select decorative elements to modify their color or texture.
Women were declared " waived " rather than outlawed but it was effectively the same punishment.
It was effectively a spare.
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I was very surprised to find it was effectively Honey!
And it was effectively blocking the door which we were planning on entering through.
Thus, the Order of Malta was left without any territory, and it was effectively disbanded.
It was effectively a situation in which there was too much scaremongering and not enough information.
Only the Ilkhanate truly recognized the Yuan 's overlordship as allies though it was effectively autonomous.
It was effectively the first high school in Russia.
Despite the match title, it was effectively Surrey v Kent.
It was effectively the first public confirmation that the Beatles as a group were no more.
Having to change, it was effectively.
So it was effectively a given that Netflix would lose access to its Disney content.
Jhirna was initially a farming village until 1994 when it was effectively transfered under Project Tiger.
It was effectively a WOG operation.
Thus, while Edessa remained in Numayrid hands, it was effectively outside of Shabib 's control.
It was effectively controlled by the Seven Electors.
Although the Royal Aircraft Factory S.E. 4a had a similar designation, it was effectively a completely different aircraft.
It was effectively a new genre of movie, of horror movie.
We moved our office in during mid 2010 because it was effectively free.
It was effectively nationalised, but with considerable autonomy.
Although the junction was never officially closed, it was effectively closed in the 1940s.
Moreover, it was effectively fulfilling its obligations under those treaties.
It was effectively several different television series, under one single branding.
For Russia, it was effectively the end of the war.
It was effectively a referendum on independence, as the new constitution gave the country self-government.
When the series was terminated it was effectively replaced by a short-lived BRDC C2 Championship for prototypes.
It was effectively a stopgap between the ZX81 and Spectrum.
It seems that it was effectively privatized and controlled by political / oligarchic groups.
It was effectively a Palestinian parliament-in-exile.
At that Feast it was effectively re-announced, or re-opened, through the new Papal Encyclical.
It was effectively a DB4.
Although it was effectively led by Prussia, the new German Empire was a decentralized federal state.
It was effectively replaced by the new Vauxhall Astra, a variant of the front-wheel-drive Opel Kadett.
It was effectively a ' coup d'état by referendum '.
It was effectively suppressed only after the communist rise to power in 1949.
And it was effectively -- I suppose it was about a six-year school.
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