Sentence examples for event effectively from inspiring English sources

The event effectively began the modern gay rights movement.

The ISDA gets to decide whether the deal to cut Greece's debt constitutes a "credit event" – effectively a default.

Even though this was a strokeplay event, effectively it would boil down to a matchplay contest between the pair, something that suited Ballesteros, what with his four World Matchplay wins between 1981 and 1985.

At any rate, Mr. Ecko's event effectively concluded the spring 2001 men's shows, which were held in Bryant Park and which served as the two-day opening act to the spring 2001 women's collections currently under way there.

As a manager, Roosevelt could be charmingly clever; when he was asked to bar an anti-Semitic speaker, he refused on free speech grounds, but assigned Jewish policemen to the event, effectively ridiculing the man.

The Dane Michael Rasmussen looked to have wrapped up the Tour yesterday but his stage win here, the increase in his overall lead, and the fact that he seemed to have the event effectively won four days from the finish in Paris had little meaning by the end of the day.

In most presidential cycles, the events effectively ratify results of the January caucuses, but Mr. Obama gained new delegates from people who had pledged their support to John Edwards, the former North Carolina senator who dropped out of the race.

Just as Bloody Sunday marked the first significant escalation of the conflict in Northern Ireland, many believe the Omagh bombing in August 1998 made it inevitable that militant Republicans would have to engage in the peace process, with the two events effectively book ending 30 years of violence.

Storylines have been used to determine evolving events effectively [24].

When attendees arrive at the show, they can then check into the show with GPS Events (effectively skipping the line).

On the other hand, to distinguish between the 1836 and the 1832 events, effectively very close in the time, is quite hard.