Sentence examples for effectively defeated from inspiring English sources

The press has effectively defeated the will of parliament.

Tragically, it was effectively defeated Tuesday when the Senate voted 55 to 44 to table the measure.

"I would hope five years from now we see an Iraq that has more or less effectively defeated this enemy," Mr. Wolfowitz said.

Democrats have effectively defeated, delayed or blocked almost all of Mr. Bush's conservative judicial nominees, and Mr. Bush has repeatedly expressed exasperation.

He meandered on to Hazard's slipped pass to score beyond Allan McGregor with Hull depleted in number and, by then, effectively defeated.

Founded in 1990 in eastern Libya and accused of attempting to kill Gaddafi three times – according to unconfirmed claims with help from MI6 – the LIFG was effectively defeated on its home turf by 1998.

Traditionally, samurai were expected to learn a form of the martial art today known as jiu jitsu as part of their training.[12] This fighting style emphasized throws, grapples, and pins, which allowed samurai to effectively defeat armored opponents against whom punches and kicks wouldn't be effective.

In the main the theatre effectively defeats itself by placing everything as far away as possible.

Mr Lewis argued that a guerrilla force like Isis would require the deployment of ground troops to effectively defeat and that airstrikes would be futile.

POMPEO: Yes, sir. And I hope we learn from it as well and will be able to more effectively defeat it.

Schilling and Johnson are the backbone of the Diamondbacks and are capable of effectively defeating the Yankees themselves, the way Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale used to dominate for the Los Angeles Dodgers.