Sentence examples for had effectively vanished from inspiring English sources
All independence of mind on the part of any of the Stalinist leadership had effectively vanished.
Despite the banning of organochlorine pesticides in the mid-Sixties, otters continued to decline, and their population reached a low point by the end of the 1970s, when they had effectively vanished from everywhere except the West Country and parts of Northern England (although good numbers remained in Wales and Scotland).
More interesting is to see how novelists address a world in which the parent-form of their medium has, effectively, vanished.
After Saudi leaders satisfied themselves that the dissenters had been crushed, the episode effectively vanished from public conversation.
By 1993, cigarettes, which were subject to excise taxes, had become so expensive in Serbia that legal sales effectively vanished.
Cahun effectively vanished from history.
Latinos, who can belong to any race provided they have Latin American heritage, effectively vanish from the agency's published records.
Agriculture has effectively collapsed; the great river systems of Mesopotamia have shriveled; trade routes based on Iraq's unique geography have vanished; and transport links have atrophied.
DRS has effectively restored that.
People maintain their own private keys, without which all of their life savings effectively vanish.
