Sentence examples for effectively blew from inspiring English sources

It was a 1993 National Audit Office NAOO) report – which noted his refusal to sign off the spending without formal, written instruction from ministers – that effectively blew the whistle on the project.

The microwaves effectively blew these extra-energetic atoms out of the magnetic field, thus cooling those left behind.

On June 29 , 2007 Apple effectively blew every phone manufacturer's socks off and left consumers in awe.

By effectively blowing the whistle on the operation, Mr Howard has made himself unpopular with some police chiefs.

But he warned his colleagues that that would effectively blow up the deal negotiated by Biden and McConnell, and Republicans should prepare to accept the blame for it.

But Stenson, an apparent quick learner who effectively blows off steam and suppresses mild pain, breezed through his first round Thursday with a six-under-par 64 at the event that concludes the tour season.

Eoin Morgan was honest enough after the second game to concede that England had effectively blown their chance by the time the opening six overs of the match – the powerplay overs – were done.

Darling's speech, in which he downgraded his growth forecasts, raised taxes and admitted the UK economy faced its biggest slowdown since Labour came to power, was effectively blown out of the water.

The soldier, in his fright, emptied his entire rifle clip inside the Jeep, effectively blowing the canvas passenger-side door to bits.

The ITER Organization (IO) developed a thermal-hydraulic (TH) model of the complex first wall and blanket (FW/BLK) cooling channels to determine gas flow rate and pressure required to effectively blow out the water in the FW/BLK.

In 2007, the Islamic Center of Irvine filed a restraining order against him, effectively blowing his cover.