Sentence examples for effectively missed from inspiring English sources

Mata meanwhile has paid the price for a recent dip in form for Manchester United, who have effectively missed out on a place in the top four, while Del Bosque's decision to omit Torres, whose form has improved in Atlético Madrid's run to the Champions League final, leaves Spain looking light in attack.

When I return to get my blood results, despite some of the side effects I felt, I'm not really expecting any dramatic changes to show up from just one week on this diet, particularly as I effectively missed a day in the middle.

Scotland had effectively missed out on qualification for Brazil by the time Strachan replaced Levein last year and sit fourth in qualifying Group A despite this week's win in Macedonia.

Samsung effectively missed out on selling the 10.1-inch version of its Android-based Galaxy Tab in the crucial holiday period after a series of voluntary delayed launches and then court-enforced delays around a patent dispute with Apple in Australia, a strong market for Samsung.

As it stands, we know one thing for certain: the Blazers have effectively missed their title window.

It's a derogatory slur the Germans used to describe the English, implying that the natural process of evolution effectively missed the United Kingdom.

One of the annoying things about the movie industry is that if you blink while the promotion for a new release is on – about 48 hours in marketing terms – you effectively miss the launch.

Although at national level, this will have a negligible impact on any indicators, at a disaggregated level, the invisibility is more marked (see Table 1) with the socio-economic characteristics of some administrative areas effectively missing or seriously underrepresented by most census data.

By requiring the candidate to think one step at a time, the assessment effectively misses the crux of the problem-solving process, which is to look at and respond to a complex problem in its entirety, and not stepwise.

Cases with a primary code of R69X (unknown and unspecified causes of morbidity) and R95-99 (ill-defined and unknown causes of mortality) were to be excluded from the analyses since these episodes are un-coded or not yet coded and are thus effectively missing data.

Britain's leading triple jumper arrived at these Olympics not so much under a cloud as behind a personalised fug of rumour and counter-rumour, having appeared to sever relations with his personal coach and with suggestions from Charles van Commenee still hanging in the air that Idowu had effectively gone missing in the build-up to the Games.