Sentence examples for effectively lifting from inspiring English sources

President Obama announced in a televised speech on 31 August, after informing a "stunned" Mr Hollande, that he would seek a Congressional vote, effectively lifting the military threat.

Last year, a federal appeals court in Manhattan reversed a lower court ruling that had upheld the exclusion, and in January, Mrs. Clinton signed the order effectively lifting it.

That's because U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman ruled in favor of the star quarterback and the NFL Players Assn. in New York on Thursday, effectively lifting the four-game suspension league Commissioner Roger Goodell had given Brady for his perceived role in the "Deflategate" scandal.

Typically, with higher cell densities also 3-OH-PAME levels increase to an extent that it saturates the membrane-bound sensor PhcS, effectively lifting the PhcR-mediated repression of the PhcA regulator.

In Figure 4B or 4C, the polymerase has inserted all the complementary nucleotides onto the growing strand that can be incorporated and carried out some strand-displacement synthesis, effectively lifting the 5' end of the downstream DNA away from its complement.

Our findings also raise the possibility that frequency discrimination and directional hearing in tympanal systems may rely on physiological nonlinearities, in addition to mechanical properties, effectively lifting some of the physical constraints placed on insects by their small size [ 6] and prompting an extensive reexamination of invertebrate audition.

The F.D.A. on Tuesday effectively lifted that for clone offspring.

After a preliminary hearing, the book was returned and the ban on Miller's work was effectively lifted.

By counting some votes differently from others, "the government will effectively lift some voices above others," it said.

"If you can take away cancer cells' ability to make PGE2 you effectively lift this protective barrier and unleash the full power of the immune system.

Sympathy by the women for a miner's strike, Yates said, also contributed to the ban, which was not effectively lifted until 1971.