Sentence examples for had effectively doomed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karpisek, who has received about $4,000 from Anheuser-Busch, the Association of Beverage Distributors of Nebraska and other industry organizations, said the prospect that an alcohol impact zone in Whiteclay might nudge the town's public drunkenness and petty crime elsewhere had effectively doomed the legislation.

Bernstein admitted at Wembley that the rescheduling of the trial had effectively doomed both Terry and Capello, yet if Chelsea could obtain a court date of their choice then surely the FA could have exerted pressure of their own to have Terry dealt with swiftly.

Having effectively doomed the Mittster's hopes of wrapping things up on Super Tuesday by predicting a strong showing for him, I'm not going to make a forecast this time.

The passage into law earlier this year of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) – which contained language and provisions intended to prevent the closure of Guantánamo and make the transfer of detainees from there impossible – has effectively doomed prisoners prospects of freedom.

Franco had effectively won in the north.

Five German divisions had effectively been engulfed.

Meanwhile, regulators began a series of investigations and issued penalties that have effectively spelled doom for the company and its founder.

But some economists have begun challenging the economic orthodoxy, which held that the troubled euro zone countries were effectively doomed.

In losses to Oakland and Detroit that effectively doomed the Jets' season, Martin rushed a total of 33 times for 63 yards, leaving the offensive line without answers about what had gone wrong.

This effectively doomed Clinton's bid to become the country's first female president.

DRS has effectively restored that.