Sentence examples for effectively writing off from inspiring English sources
The studio then took what Schrader described as the "unprecedented" step of ordering the entire film to be reshot with another director and effectively writing off Schrader's effort.
(It didn't help that Caterpillar was forced to record a $580 million accounting charge in its fourth quarter last year after uncovering misconduct at a crucial ERA subsidiary, effectively writing off most of that acquisition's value).
By acceding to Russian occupation, the United States and Europe would be effectively writing off the peninsula.
"We don't believe we're going to win in Nevada, and we're not going to spend any money there," he said, effectively writing off the state.
But he avoided having to report the canceled debts as income because he gave the backers equity in his partnerships that owned the casinos, effectively writing off the income.
The decision effectively wrote off $2.5 billion in taxes owed last year by 668,018 taxpayers.
For just last year, the decision effectively wrote off $2.5 billion in taxes owed by 668,018 taxpayers, the documents show.
Lim claimed the club effectively wrote off nearly £9m over Cornelius, who has returned to FC Copenhagen after just seven months in Wales.
She uses Dame Stephanie Shirley as an example of the sort of talent effectively written off by the mainstream industry at the time.
Because the department ignores lawsuits, it cannot analyze or learn from them; instead, the city effectively writes off these suits as the extraordinarily high cost of doing police business.
