Sentence examples for effectively paralysed from inspiring English sources
The ministry is effectively paralysed".
The country was effectively paralysed all the way up until the end of 1995 – nothing seemed to work, from trains to buses to all kinds of public services.
Mr Bustani's mismanagement had effectively paralysed the OPCW, and he had lost the confidence of all its major donors and most of its members.
A full year of President's Rule ensued with the city's administration effectively paralysed, leaving the capital of the world's biggest democracy without local representation.
No wonder Ralph Ellison, having written Invisible Man, which was almost immediately recognised as one of the great books of the 20th century, was effectively paralysed for the rest of his career.
When they looked more closely, they saw that shortly after melittin was added, the bacteria were effectively paralysed, unable to move as their outer membranes were under attack.
Vecuronium bromide is a muscle relaxant that effectively paralyses the inmate, thus rendering the inmate incapable of speech or any other movement.
Weeks later, the Republican leadership refused to pass a budget unless Obama's Affordable Care Act was defunded, effectively paralysing large parts of government.
Thousands of students joined protests, effectively paralysing the prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi, after Kanhaiya Kumar was arrested on Friday following a demonstration that authorities have called anti-Indian.
Mr Mégret, 50, expelled last year for trying to oust Mr Le Pen, 70, is prolonging the battle by lodging an appeal: a move that effectively paralyses the European election campaigns of both factions by freezing their access to funds ahead of the June 13 poll.
The effectively bankrupt country, its economy paralysed and its banks set to run out of cash on Monday, goes to the vote in a referendum that may determine its continuing membership of the euro, as well as the fate of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his Syriza government.
