Sentence examples for effectively written off from inspiring English sources
Stock worth £5.5 million was destroyed, and the blast had effectively written off Robertson's festive season.
Property seizures to recoup back taxes have practically ceased, and as David Cay Johnston reported in Friday's Times, the I.R.S. has effectively written off $2.5 billion owed by 668,018 taxpayers last year.
Mr. Little made no secret of his disdain for the way the dozens of agencies in the city had treated minority families: He charged that those agencies, in their haste to take black and Latino children from their parents, had failed to be sensitive to a wide variety of social, cultural and racial considerations in a way that had effectively written off hope for minority families.
So their season was effectively written off by April or May.
"Although goodwill and intangibles are just accounting plugs, with another $880.0 million of ATI-related write-downs, we believe AMD has effectively written off $3.0 billion (over 50.0%) of the $5.6 billion ATI purchase price in about 18 months," Piccioni said.
Eventually, I wound up graduating last year with a 2 1 in English and Politics from University of York-three years after having been effectively written off as a lost-cause. .
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.
(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).
