Sentence examples for effectively gone out of from inspiring English sources
By then Mr. Simmons had left the league, and by the fall of 1986 the league had effectively gone out of business.
The Provos were effectively going out of business as a paramilitary movement, they said.
"Obviously if we make more profit we give it back to the government, if we make less profit then we effectively go out of business... we are capped at a very low level of profit".
Parents of children with ASD are effectively going out with regular rule breakers and so consistently experience the breaching of taken for granted assumptions (Garfinkel, 1967).
Why do something ourselves when we can cost effectively go out and buy it?
Senate Republicans have gone out of their way to make themselves effectively unavailable, refusing to confirm nominees to agencies whose missions they oppose.
Consider going out-of-network.
Whether maintained, federation trust or academy, single or multi-academy trust, there were plenty of examples of those who went out of their way to work effectively, efficiently and collaboratively and plenty who, despite advantageous structures, chose not to".
They effectively put themselves out of business and the people they've beaten begin to go out of their way to hurt them as revenge.
Bournemouth effectively sealed a £100m promotion to the Premier League - just seven years after the south-coast club almost went out of business.
