Sentence examples for has effectively died from inspiring English sources

The Zimbabwean dollar has effectively died, and all goods are now priced in United States dollars and South African rand.

John Dryden's drama Marriage à-la-Mode is a cynical comedy on the topic, and a song from the play, Why Should a Foolish Marriage Vow, deals with what happens when "passion is decay'd" and the relationship has effectively died.

Today, one can see Gaelic written on the walls of the parish church, but the language has effectively died out, and English is totally dominant.

Another, defamer.com, said that the revival of United Artists had effectively died with it.

But by Thursday morning, disagreements had resurfaced and any hope of a settlement had effectively died, said these people, who spoke on condition they not be identified because the discussions were confidential.

When I spoke to Naccache, nine years after the experiment, he said that their technique had effectively "died," due to the difficulty of applying it to digitally redacted documents, which the Declassification Engine's archive will eventually include.

The Save Kempton Park Twitter feed, set up after the announcement of the proposed closure, has not sent out a tweet since 24 February, hailing the green-belt report as a sign that JCR's "act of vandalism" had effectively died a death.

The findings were groundbreaking: dogs that had effectively died from blood loss and then been rapidly cooled to 59 degrees could be brought back to life an hour later with no brain damage.

That is, a $2 million credit gift that has a value of $6 million when the estate owners die has effectively removed $4 million from estate value with corresponding estate tax savings, compared with not making this credit gift.

The valley has effectively "eaten itself" when it allowed innovation to die.

So far, no one has effectively done that in this field – but there is still time, and I'm not the only conservative dying to hear it.