Sentence examples for has become effectively from inspiring English sources

A successful screenwriter whose credits include "X-Men" and "Watchmen," Hayter is so deeply associated with Snake that it has become, effectively, his only role.

When traveling by air, it has become effectively impossible to avoid having a television set in one's line of sight either in the terminal or on the plane.

"People will have no confidence that the right decisions are being made over safety and value for money when the government has become effectively an extension of the nuclear industry".

They were gifted the best part of the capacity on DTT, and the channels they own and control now command 89% of viewing on Freeview, which has become effectively a closed system.

Far from feeling rehearsal-like, though, the performance was staged, with gorgeous costumes, by Catherine Turocy, an expert in this epoch of performance who has become effectively a part of the troupe.

The Black Sea has become "effectively jellified".

They have become effectively superseded in a process they once regulated.

The slopes below the outposts have become effectively off limits to the villagers in recent years.

Finally, the country was assured that regulatory reform would address the threat to our financial system posed by large banks that have become effectively guaranteed by the government no matter how reckless their behavior.

Pressed consumers in many nations have recently found themselves on a knife's edge regarding food security, and are not likely to peacefully accept the rolling back of petrol subsidies which have become effectively institutionalized.

After all, when the image of a human and a human herself have become effectively indistinguishable, the only surcease from the toil of existence will come when she's been switched off.