Sentence examples for be effectively at from inspiring English sources

Cuadrilla's decision to scale back its drilling means exploration operations will be effectively at a standstill just two weeks after drilling got under way at Balcombe.

The country is effectively at full employment.

London is effectively at full employment.

For now, the Americans are effectively at an impasse.

But I have also said that our marriage was effectively at an end by then.

The nation learned on Sept. 12 that it was effectively at war.

Taguba's honest report meant that his career was effectively at an end — this was in the days of Rumsfeld at Defense and Cheney in the White House.

Interest rates are effectively at zero, and billions of dollars sit idle in the money markets, a sign that banks are not lending.

As the SNP's Angus Robertson put it to the prime minister's face, Britain is "effectively at war" – and yet few Britons know anything about it.

In the case of Mr. Goffer, his 10-year sentence was effectively at the low end of the recommended range suggested by nonbinding federal sentencing guidelines.

Mr. Stokes said the bottom line was that during those critical days in January covered by the testimony in the State Senate, the plant, which has four operating units, was effectively at the state's disposal.