Sentence examples for effectively qualified from inspiring English sources

If Leicester beat Munster at Welford Road on Sunday they have effectively qualified because they will certainly beat Treviso next up.

It took them four consecutive play-off attempts to get promotion, they were 2-1 on to be relegated at the start of the season, but Ipswich have delighted in proving that you do not have to be a giant of the game to produce a successful side and this victory against Coventry City not only kept them in third place in the league but also effectively qualified them for the Uefa Cup.

Ukraine will need to formally select Olga to compete but she has effectively qualified for the London Games.

It was suggested, not in jest, after this 2-0 win that England have effectively qualified for France with nine games still to play after negotiating what was regarded as the most dangerous game in a favourable group that also contains San Marino, Estonia, Lithuania and Slovenia.

In Zimbabwe, fees existed at independence, but the exemption system effectively qualified most families for free health care until the mid-1990s when similar pressures emerged and user fees increased and became more widely applied.

Lord Steel's comments, in which he effectively qualifies the gains brought by his legislation, provoked surprise and frustration from women's health campaigners.

They, though, had the idea that if they released 31-second snippets of silence, which effectively qualify as a "play" according to Spotify's 30-second rule, they could ask their fans to stream silence all night and accumulate cash for nothing.

No method exists that iteratively and effectively qualifies risk in a context-rich situation, which makes it difficult to determine appropriate future land use.

And while John Haugeland (1981) returns to the general distinction, he effectively qualifies and re-frames Goodman's account in order to overcome Lewis's and other potential objections.

Except for genetically engineered crops (transgenics), leaps achieved in agrobiodiversity innovation chains therefore need to be stretched to effectively qualify as "an inventive step" beyond the existing "prior art", and accordingly open the door for exclusive monopoly under the patent paradigm (Reichman [2003]).

Thus, the Maviruses effectively qualify as polintoviruses except that so far integration into the host genome has not been demonstrated.