Sentence examples for be effectively at a 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.

He claimed: "The director of public prosecutions is effectively at a stroke of her pen decriminalising assisted suicide by doctors and other health care professionals as long as they don't have an existing relationship with the patient".

Netflix is effectively at a stalemate right now.

Because 28% of the species in the analysis belong to genera with a single species at Churchill, their resolution is effectively at a generic level.

First, despite the increased efficiency of selection in sexual lineages, sex is a good way for new TE copies to spread among lineages in a population (whereas a new insertion in an asexual lineage is, effectively, at a genetic dead end).

For now, the Americans are effectively at an impasse.

Robert Mugabe's rule of Zimbabwe is effectively at an end.

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

The democratic interlude of the Weimar Republic was effectively at an end.

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.

Gerry Adams unequivocally condemns the bombing, signals that the republican war is effectively at an end, and three weeks later meets David Trimble (leader of the Ulster Unionists) for talks.