Sentence examples for had effectively disappeared from inspiring English sources
Minstrel shows had effectively disappeared by the mid-20th century.
It found that some one and a half million black men had effectively disappeared from their communities.
In short: "We were being investigated ourselves, and having to defend George Entwistle although he had effectively disappeared.
He told reporter Elin Gwilym that Ms Davies had effectively disappeared after joining the commune in the mid 1970s, devoting her life and her money to its cause.
Those arrested on immigration charges -- the vast majority -- had effectively disappeared.
After Aviva leaves Auburn, we don't hear a word about her; she has effectively disappeared.
Like his boss, Mukhadinov has effectively disappeared, and the indictment against him was issued in absentia.
The long, deserted border between the two countries has effectively disappeared, and jihadi groups in Syria and Iraq are working together.
Consummation's older meaning surrendering virginity on your wedding night has effectively disappeared because "first sex in British marriage is now practically unknown" according to the 1994 Wellcome Survey.
The border between Iraq and Syria may have effectively disappeared, but the dynamics driving the civil wars in those nations are not identical.
The Institute for Public Policy Research's recent report, Great Expectations – Exploring the Promises of Gender Equality claims that the gender pay gap has effectively disappeared among 20-something professionals.
