Sentence examples for has effectively given from inspiring English sources

The mainstream development community has effectively given up, rolled over and gone to sleep.

The decision means Livingstone has effectively given up his most influential role within the Labour party.

But the £3m emergency loan he handed the board late last year has effectively given him control of the club.

She says she'll always put her children first, but has effectively given up working on her business.

But as a rule, the government has effectively given urban cycling no priority whatsoever in its thinking.

Already it is rising.Such declarations are one reason the deal is so unpopular: it has effectively given the gangs a currency dead bodies to negotiate with.

Only last fall, American officials were despairing that the Mexican authorities had effectively given up in Tijuana.

Australia, spending A$213m on its Olympic programme, had effectively given up the fight before it had started.

Scorched-earth Republicans have effectively given up on American democracy at the same time as having unlimited faith in it.

Those two plans, one led by Silver Lake Partners and the other by TPG Capital, would have effectively given control of the company to the new investors.

"This £4,000 'loan' I have effectively given the government would have been precious, particularly since I've just bought a house with my partner – it could have been put down as part of the deposit," she says.