Sentence examples for effectively returned from inspiring English sources

With his comments Monday, Williams effectively returned the volley.

These notional payments then effectively returned to Skype Technologies in the form of dividends.

He effectively returned Roddick's sizzling serves and then punished him with numerous backhand winners down the line.

But since the Senate effectively returned the threshold for confirmation to fifty votes, Karlan may resurface as a judicial nominee once again.

In February, the bank effectively returned overnight interest rates to zero and said monetary reserves, not interest rates, would be its primary tool.

Since the administration's phony budget math ("fuzzy" just doesn't cut it at this point) gets phonier the further you go into the future, this means that we have effectively returned to a state of permanent deficit.

This film embodies an innovative heat-shielding technique that makes it possible to effectively return solar radiation toward the sky, while minimizing the secondary effects to other buildings, to the ground, and so on.

He should resign immediately, so New York's government can effectively return to serving its citizens.

Whether intentionally or not, they effectively return to an old well that suddenly yields fresh water.

"[The money is] effectively returning some of the resources that they stripped away," the Greens leader, Richard Di Natale, told ABC Radio.

Those reductions, not yet complete, would effectively return the number of troops in Iraq to roughly 140,000, a level slightly higher than before Mr. Bush ordered the buildup that became known as the "surge".