Sentence examples for has effectively already from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Felix Salmon, of Reuters, points out that the default has effectively already begun.

Much of Egypt has effectively already been under a state of emergency which has failed to quell the unrest, he pointed out.

Yet the clearest reason why Hill did not find it necessary to produce a sequel herself is because she has effectively already written one.

Moreover, as Longstreth and his colleague David Doniger have explained, the Supreme Court has effectively already ruled on this issue (emphasis added).

Heynckes has a side that has effectively already won the German league, but it is bent on going one step further than it did last season in the Champions League, when it was beaten in the final, in its own arena.

Alonso has effectively already lost - he is already second, he can't go worse.

By the time Miliband stood up the speech had, effectively, already been delivered.

Many of us, as parents, have effectively already imposed similar limits on our own children, some stricter than others.

Both events do little to stay the belief that licence fee negotiations set to formally kick off next year have effectively already begun.

According to Peru Equidad, the very first steps towards this extension immediately to the west of the park, in its buffer zone, have effectively already been taken.

The literature already has effectively dealt with post-Darcy flow, and the reader is suggested to consult elsewhere for a more comprehensive treatment of the subject.