Sentence examples for effectively being ended from inspiring English sources

The data was so convincing that the trial, scheduled to last until 2015, is effectively being ended early.

Sale needed to win and hope Cardiff Blues lost to Harlequins in order to qualify for the Challenge Cup as one of the best Heineken Cup runners-up; their ambitions in that competition having effectively been ended by the Blues last weekend.

Harmon's lungs were too weak to function on their own, meaning he would effectively be ending his life.

The community also ends up effectively being the "product manager" for these projects.

The treaty is very popular among Republicans in Iowa, and Dole was on the verge of losing his edge there over Bush — if Dole loses Iowa, that could effectively be the end of the Republican contest.

But Philip Hammondd, the Foreign Secretary, told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that a unilateral veto for Parliament on EU laws was "not achievable" because "that would effectively be the end of the EU".

It will effectively be the end of native apps as we know them.

Mr Eadie said if the judges ruled in the home secretary's favour then that "effectively is the end" as no further forms of appeal are available in criminal cases.

New York Giants kicker Josh Brown admitted in 2016 to abusing his former wife while Ray Rice's career was effectively ended after he was caught punching his fiancee on camera in 2014.

Their alliance was effectively ended once Edge was drafted to Smackdown.

Except for Savard, whose career was effectively ended by a concussion, all were members of Boston's 2011 Stanley Cup championship team and remain key Bruins players today.