Sentence examples for but he has effectively from inspiring English sources

Kagame has been president since 2000, but he has effectively been in control since his forces marched into the Rwandan capital, Kigali, to end the 1994 genocide.

On this basis alone he will be missed, but he has effectively also taken a decision Hodgson himself would have had to face sooner rather than later.

But he had effectively run the corporation since 1963, working alongside his father, Henry, who was chairman.

Franco played in the postseason for the first time in his career, but he had effectively lost his job.

The Edets had claimed they had adopted him as their son but he had effectively been written out of the family's life.

But now, in his new post, he has effectively said that Labour would rebrand them as "parent-led academies" and support them.

He has effectively unlimited funds.

Some say he has effectively saved its life.

Mr. Holmes had been a neuroscience student at the University of Colorado Denver, but by last June he had effectively dropped out of his graduate program.

But he said that he had effectively been told by the magistrate at the first hearing on 1 March that he was guilty, and that his choices at the hearing on 2 April had been "plead guilty and get a big fine, or plead not guilty and be convicted and get a big fine, or go home and get a big fine".

He had effectively won his ninth title.