Sentence examples for effectively stops from inspiring English sources

In effect, Krauss says, time effectively stops at that point, meaning time is infinite for black holes.

The new policy banning boycotts is not limited solely to Israeli goods – and effectively stops public authorities from take ethical considerations into account when procuring goods.

Think of the transfixingly strange Scherzo of the Fifth Symphony, when the music effectively stops moving and the timpanist drums lightly on the note C like a finger tapping on a pane.

David J. Marshall, a founder of the whistle-blower law firm Katz, Marshall & Banks, said that he had seen companies subtly insert language into severance agreements that looks innocuous, but that effectively stops the employee from going to the S.E.C.

Critics say its loose interpretation effectively stops gay rights protests in Russia.

Weak regolith only offers weak resistance to the slow speed impact, while stronger regolith effectively stops penetration at the surface.

The Aviation Act, which required all airports to have a concession to operate, came into effect from 1961, effectively stopping the plans.

Suspended animation using musculoskeletal paralytic agents will effectively stop the effects of muscular hyperactivity on end organs.

Suspended animation using musculoskeletal paralytic agents will effectively stop increased oxygen consumption and the effects of muscular hyperactivity on end organs.

Doxorubicin, an anticancer drug, is a anthracycline antibiotic which can exert its cytotoxic effect by intercalating between cellular DNA and effectively stopping DNA replication [ 73].

BT is effectively stopping any innovation or competition and reducing the effectiveness of government support".