Sentence examples for had effectively put from inspiring English sources

Dallas had effectively put the Heat over its knee and administered a blistering spanking.

By the mid-1950s, the British had effectively put down the Communist offensive, although a final peace agreement would not be signed until 1989.

The world heritage committee had effectively put Australia "on probation" over the reef and "made it clear Australia must implement all its commitments and the reef plan must be backed by 'adequate and sustained, financing' ", Hoobin said.

It has been 17 years since these sides last met and for Nottingham Forest the reunion was a chastening experience given that Arsène Wenger had effectively put out a reserve side.

Referring to the MoJ statement which said the appeal court had made it clear compensation should be paid when someone had been shown to be "clearly innocent", Jenkins said the ministry had effectively "put another demand on any miscarriage" to prove innocence as opposed to the traditional burden on the prosecution of proving guilt.

Andrew Watson, Mayfield Once again the BBC has effectively put two fingers up to the licence [fee] payers.

Trump's election has effectively put an end to the gun control legislation proposed by Democrats.

But by disclosing that it had received, and refused, the informal offer, Potash appeared to have effectively put itself on the block.

In May, West 8 completed a master plan, but the political chaos in Albany has effectively put its release — to say nothing of its implementation — on hold.

It has effectively put an end in the United States to any new investment in coal plants, which produce much more emissions.

"I don't feel that anyone has effectively put jazz" -- the second musical language of his youth -- "into an orchestral work," he says.