Sentence examples for had effectively given from inspiring English sources

Australia, spending A$213m on its Olympic programme, had effectively given up the fight before it had started.

Only last fall, American officials were despairing that the Mexican authorities had effectively given up in Tijuana.

OSC ruled that Haley, the former governor of South Carolina, had effectively given her endorsement to Norman, too.

On Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal, citing Trump's advisers and other Republican sources, reported that the candidate had "effectively given up the conventional wisdom of trying to reach voters far outside his core of support".

Mr. Rubaie later said in an interview that the central government had effectively given the provincial governor, Muhammad al-Waeli, an ultimatum to combat the militias in the port and elsewhere in the city or lose the support of Baghdad.

The Yankees maintained that Winfield had effectively given that approval when he signed his Yankee contract and agreed to list seven clubs a year to which he could be traded without further approval.

The mainstream development community has effectively given up, rolled over and gone to sleep.

The decision means Livingstone has effectively given up his most influential role within the Labour party.

Scorched-earth Republicans have effectively given up on American democracy at the same time as having unlimited faith in it.

But the £3m emergency loan he handed the board late last year has effectively given him control of the club.

She says she'll always put her children first, but has effectively given up working on her business.