Sentence examples for effectively cease from inspiring English sources
Development of target-specific delivery systems may reduce the amount of therapeutic agent needed to obtain a clinical effect, which may effectively cease drug-induced toxicity and other side effects.
Of The Inquirer, he said, "I believe it will effectively cease to be a real newspaper and become a house organ for these guys and their friends".
But it will effectively cease operations in the next few weeks when its chairman, Marthinus van Schalkwyk, applies for African National Congress membership.
Bostrom calls this the Technological Completion Conjecture: "If scientific- and technological-development efforts do not effectively cease, then all important basic capabilities that could be obtained through some possible technology will be obtained".
During the battle to have it removed, which was in and out of court from 1985 to 1989, Mr. Serra argued that the stark, unyielding, site-specific work would effectively cease to exist if it was dismantled and moved elsewhere.
Unless the country renews its commitment to helping poor and working-class students get to and through college, upward mobility for tens of millions of Americans will effectively cease.
Philo effectively ceased to function by the beginning of World War II.
When Napoléon-Jérôme died in 1891, the Bonapartist party effectively ceased to exist.
Once the Titanic sank beneath the icy waves, it effectively ceased to exist.
Back in 1998, Malaysia imposed capital controls that effectively ceased the trading of offshore ringgit.
Under such sustained pressures, the Green Movement has effectively ceased to exist as a visible political force.
