Sentence examples for had effectively ended from inspiring English sources

The South Korean manufacturing revolution, led by Samsung, had effectively ended 30 years of Japanese dominance.

They had a son in 1922, and were legally divorced in 1928, though the marriage had effectively ended much earlier.

Given their torturous progress en route to the finishing line Wigan could have been forgiven for wishing the season had finished in March, when theirs had effectively ended.

Chris Clopper, who leads a smaller teachers union whose members are mostly white, said afterward that the strike had effectively ended.

But the government's enthusiasm waned over the years, and last month the government quietly announced that the sale of state assets to individual investors had effectively ended.

But Mr. Liu said China's relationship with Mr. Spielberg had effectively ended months earlier, an assertion a spokesman for Mr. Spielberg disputed.

War and political upheaval in Afghanistan and the Middle East has effectively ended the Hippie Trail east.

The campaign may, in some areas, including the swing state of Virginia, have effectively ended.

Mr. McCain's advisers had conceded that a loss here would have effectively ended the contest.

Once the dissent leaves the room, the debate has effectively ended.

(Rangers was docked 10 points for entering administration — a penalty that has effectively ended their title hopes).