Sentence examples for effectively marks from inspiring English sources

In any case, 1903 effectively marks the end of Frege's productive life.

The Petrobas report effectively marks the start of the production phase, and was filed twelve months before the deadline.

His death in 1744, seven years after Stradivari's, effectively marks the end of classical Cremonese violin-making.

It also effectively marks the start of next season, with the losing teams focusing their minds on where they went gone wrong this time.

Google's decision to leave China rather than abide by intrusive government policies effectively marks the beginning of a cyberworld divided into the internet and the "Chinternet", with the great firewall marking the boundary.

But given the summit meeting, which effectively marks the end of the French presidency of the European Union, Mr. Delmulle said the Belgian authorities felt they had "no choice but to take action" or to sharply raise security around the meeting.

For her best friend, the incident effectively marked an abrupt end to her childhood.

That moment effectively marked the end of Donald Sterling, the Worst Owner in Sports.

Indeed, it is so significant that this year the 60th anniversary of the liberation was effectively marked twice.

One source said that if the cuts go through as proposed by management they will also effectively mark "the end of Scottish editions" of the Express Newspapers titles.

The loss of Manischewitz and its 20 million pounds of matzos a year would effectively mark the end of manufacturing in the district.