Sentence examples for although it was effectively from inspiring English sources

Representatives were voting on a measure to block the amendment -- not on the amendment itself, although it was effectively rejected.

And although it's effectively a national policy on carbon dioxide emissions, states have a great deal of say in how the power industry will meet EPA-set goals.

Lee wrote "Go Set a Watchman" before "To Kill a Mockingbird" was published in 1960, according to the statement, although it is effectively a sequel.

"I am humbled and amazed that this will now be published after all these years". Lee wrote "Go Set a Watchman" before "To Kill a Mockingbird" was published in 1960, according to the statement, although it is effectively a sequel.

The drawback is that this drug also increases the tone of the gastric sphincter, so although the esophagus may work harder, it is effectively pushing against the closed door of the gastric sphincter, so you are back to square one.

Although it was an effectively argued book, it was ultimately based on stories of a handful of women who, like the author, were traumatized when spouses obtained church approbation of claims that marriages of many years were never validly entered.

They had a second spell in administration last winter, and although it was brief, it has effectively cost the Bulls their Super League place, as the six points they were deducted by the Rugby Football League condemned them to relegation.

Although it can be effectively diagnosed and treated, it remains underdiagnosed and undertreated.

Although it is possible to effectively treat postcancer fatigue with cognitive behaviour therapy, the nature of the underlying (neuro physiology of postcancer fatigue remains unclear.

Although the game was effectively over, it was clear that the crowd were keen to be part of the occasion and gave the veteran a rapturous welcome.

Although he was effectively forced out of his country, Mr. Dovlatov's stories are not bitter or harsh.