Sentence examples for effectively over with from inspiring English sources

And the contest was effectively over with just over half an hour on the clock.

One senses that a work's meaning has been nailed down — is effectively over with — before one's encounter with it begins.

Two hours later the 16-day talks were effectively over, with a commitment by all countries to accept binding emission cuts by 2020.

After a year of fighting, Russia's armed forces have declared that the war against separatists in Chechnya is effectively over, with only "mopping up" operations continuing.

He may well have thought that, as the Armstrong story was effectively over, with no more surprises to come, he was free to make a subtly neutral film, which wouldn't need to question Armstrong directly about drugs.

If the US were a rockocracy (one small mercy to be thanked, there), then the 2016 election would already be effectively over, with Hillary and Bill back in the White House.

By contrast, Vettel goes to Singapore with the knowledge that if he fails to finish the title race will likely be effectively over, as it was there last year with his start-line crash.

With the contest effectively over, the game meandered to a conclusion, with both sides set to return on Friday to do it all again.

At 33-0, withethe game effectively over, Hansen started to empty his bench.

During April, with his campaign effectively over, Mr. Gingrich raised just $786,782.

He's bravely continuing, but with his race effectively over, it's going to be a long week and a half for him to survive all the way to Paris.