Sentence examples for Until effectively from inspiring English sources

We feel our way into our characters until, effectively, we are them as we write them.

He held the role of board director from the formation of the agency until 2004, whereupon he became a "sleeping partner" until effectively ending his relationship with the business completely with the sale of his stake.

Mr Carney said that Bank of England economic models had assessed the differences between what would happen with current market interest rates without the forward guidance and "what would happen if interest rates stayed at the same level until effectively that [7%] unemployment threshold was reached about three years from now".

They grew up under the center-left government of the Worker's Party, which ruled Brazil from 2003 until 2016, until it effectively collapsed under the weight of economic crisis and political scandal — all of which was successfully exploited by the right.

"Construction may not be completed until early summer, effectively preventing a launch from the facility in the meantime," it said.

2. I got a cold that looks like it will last until 2009, effectively ruining both years.

Iran has until now effectively accused the West of employing a double standard because it does not demand Israeli disarmament, earning it many fans across the Arab world.

The crux of the problem between Ethiopia and Eritrea -- led by two men who were once allies, until Eritrea effectively won independence from Ethiopia -- has been the last of three pacts in a peace package.

Last December enthusiasts of Mr Nazarbayev's rule began a national drive, gathering signatures for a referendum which would seek to extend his term in office until 2020, effectively giving him a third decade in power.

This rule, which was not repealed until 1936, effectively ceded veto power in the selection process to minority factions, and it often required conventions to hold dozens of ballots to determine a presidential nominee.

Any changes made in Westminster have, until now, effectively been rubber stamped by the assembly.