Sentence examples for has effectively gotten from inspiring English sources

Texas has effectively gotten rid of that voice.

He has effectively got to win the fight that he started quite radically to reform the relationship between the trade unions and Labour".

His beautiful and troubled wife (Bérénice Bejo) has effectively got her husband the job because she is a fluent French speaker, though he is not.

Nobody but us knew it but we had effectively gotten one vote for Hillary.

The thing about the Olympics is that you have effectively got six years to build them.

Mr Rammell said: "The key issue is the fact the two airports in Bangkok are closed and therefore you've effectively got planes stacking up and not being able to get slots".

As Amanda Neylon, head of digital, explains: "We've trained nearly two thirds of the organisation in social now, so instead of having three people in the social media team, we've effectively got 1,000".

Considering the Frings episode in the build-up, and the accusation that Italian TV had effectively got the midfielder suspended, there was a lot of goodwill on view between the two teams and countries.

"They need DRM and authentication, there need to be check and balances," says Luton. "I could give a game to 10 people and if none of them ever go on the internet, they have effectively got it indefinitely and for free.

One Labour activist argued to me that the SNP had effectively got away with "identify theft".

That GeForce 9400M is setup in Hybrid SLI mode, so you've effectively got three GPUs working for you.