Sentence examples for had effectively lost from inspiring English sources

By the end of the War of 1812, the Federalists had effectively lost any real influence over the American electorate.

Franco played in the postseason for the first time in his career, but he had effectively lost his job.

In the hackers' version, Microsoft had effectively lost control of its own product, thanks to the open-source efforts fueled partly by the Adafruit OpenKinect contest.

Global Witness said the government had "effectively lost control of a large area of what should be among the most secure provinces in the country".

Bridgen told the BBC's 5 Live that Cameron had been making "outrageous" claims in his bid to persuade voters to back remain and that, as a consequence, he had effectively lost his parliamentary majority.

Although Wilson made a pit stop and rejoined the race, he dropped out after 11 laps with a gearbox problem, and the race had effectively lost six cars through the mayhem.

"Ahmadinejad has effectively lost the support of the base.

"Russia has effectively lost the war," said Andrei A. Piontkovsky, a prominent Moscow-based analyst.

Jim Cooper says, "We've effectively lost our Congress and gained a parliament".

How did Mr Barak propose to pass weighty constitutional legislation, the pundits asked, when he has effectively lost his Knesset majority?

Because the speaker votes only in the infrequent event of a tie, the move means the opposition has effectively lost Mr. Slipper's vote.