Sentence examples for effectively exit from inspiring English sources
Ms. Merkel's stance has been largely ignored at home, where she faces calls from within her own coalition to let Greece go bankrupt and effectively exit the currency union.
Four successive defeats since Christmas have seen them slip to eighth in the Pro 12 table and effectively exit the European Champions Cup, after a third pool defeat on Sunday to Northampton.
This is in part because the U.S. had already effectively exited the agreement.
The decision means that Germany has effectively exited temporarily from the Schengen system.
Following on from LuxLeaks, the Panama Papers confirm that the super-rich have effectively exited the economic system the rest of us have to live in.
"ITV and Channel 4 … have effectively exited children's programming and what's left is a rump of what they used to do," says McVay. "We used to rule the world and we have abandoned it".
"At the same time as we have created our digital business, we have also already effectively exited certain traditional operations, closing 13 manufacturing plants and 130 processing labs, and reducing our workforce by 47,000 since 2003.
Coal-mining counties in southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky have rates of unemployment twice the national average, and in some areas the real jobless rate including people who have effectively exited the workforce reaches nearly 50percentt, according to local officials.
Perhaps most importantly for customers, though, the service is effectively exiting its beta period, which means deliveries will no longer be free.
This story could have been different, but the exit route to another likely suitor was cut off when SimulScribe, the 'scrappy' voicemail transcription company, effectively exited in an exclusive deal with Ditech Networksthat worth as much as $17 million back in September.
A larger intracellular energy barrier effectively prevents exit of the blocking molecules from the intracellular side, trapping the blockers inside the hair cells.
