Sentence examples for effectively sent from inspiring English sources

Denisov's protest was enough to see him effectively sent to the naughty step.

The charge is that Rose effectively sent him to his death – and turned him into a Jacksicle.

There was no mention of A. J. Burnett or C. C. Sabathia, but the team effectively sent eviction notices to players occupying the roster spots of those star pitchers.

With the complaint -- which is laced with details of secret meetings in the Cayman Islands and deceptive communications from both the bankers and Enron executives -- the government has effectively sent a message about the evidence already developed in the case.

Murphy's reconstruction of the jaw-dropping confusion that effectively sent the Cubs to the World Series is lucid and hilarious, and justifies her assertion — baseball fans do love such judgments — that the game involved "perhaps the single most courageous act" ever by an umpire.

But it was the administration's admission that computerized police data cannot be effectively sent to the Education Department that gripped the attention of many city lawmakers, including the Council Speaker, Gifford Miller, who presided over the hearings, and Eva S. Moskowitz, the chairwoman of the Education Committee, who asked why safety data for individual schools was not readily available.

Michizane was demoted to a ministerial post in Kyushu, effectively sending him and his family into exile.

The rotation system embedded in the Japanese civil service has made it possible to effectively send staff to assist counterparts in disaster-stricken areas.

In saying that he would skip the debate, Trump was effectively sending a message that he's bigger than the event.

Stern was well within his rights to move on Arenas, effectively sending him into a corner and having him wear a well-earned dunce cap.

I had reversed my usual instruction and invited the mummies and daddies back into the room, while effectively sending the children out.