Sentence examples for had effectively broken from inspiring English sources
I felt horrified; I had effectively broken the embargo on their baby.
The leak angered some internet users, who claimed the channel had effectively broken state secrecy laws by screening the footage.
The government statement adds to the tension between the public consortium and Celera, which last week announced that it had effectively broken off merger negotiations.
Iraq has effectively broken up and some people are on the wrong side of the line.
But it is understood that the talks have effectively broken down with the Lib Dems digging their heels in over such emblematic issues for the Tory right as the European arrest warrant.
We were only allowed to film in one monastery, Esphigmenou, which is home to around 100 rebel monks who have effectively broken away from the church and are doing their own thing.
The Guardian has learned that talks between Danny Alexander of the Lib Dems and Oliver Letwin of the Tories have effectively broken down over which of the 130 measures are regarded as so vital that Britain would immediately ask Brussels for permission to opt back into them.
The Internet platform and widespread broadband have effectively broken the software giants lock on the PC operating system and applications market, yet the inertia in the technology world is so great no one has yet jumped in to try to wrestle Microsofts monopoly away.
I wanted to design a space where you have effectively broken down the barriers people bring, and you enable people to meet and engage with each other and the city, breaking out of their autonomy.
Kim Kardashian may have effectively broken the internet again with the release of her Snapchat video that "exposed" Taylor Swift, but now she's really done the impossible: make Piers Morgan feel remorse.
The appropriations process has effectively broken down in Congress, with neither chamber approving top line spending numbers for the next fiscal year in a budget, so a continuing resolution looks likely.
