Sentence examples for has effectively reached from inspiring English sources

De Luca's decision not to present the case to the next level of appeals court means it has effectively reached the end of the line.

His campaign this time is better organized than his 2008 bid, has more money, is airing slick television commercials and has effectively reached out to a core audience that goes beyond the libertarians and students who backed him four years ago.

Now with its disappearance, Dell has effectively reached the end of the line in the DAP market.

"We have effectively reached a dead end, unless Iran engages fully with us".

The director general of the United Nations nuclear watchdog declared in unusually blunt language on Thursday that Iran had stonewalled investigators about evidence that the country had worked on nuclear weapons design, and that his efforts to reveal the truth had "effectively reached a dead end".

By the end of his life, Adler said he believed the television had effectively reached its technological end point; with the advent of high-definition flat-screen sets, which he worked on at Zenith for decades, he doubted the human eye would really be able to discern further improvements.

Credit Suisse analyst Heath Terry said last November "Over time, Google will continue to gain share until they have effectively reached 100percentt".

In all of these cases MMR, polio, Ebola we've effectively reached the limit of what modern medicine can ever hope to achieve.

Therefore, our analysis suggests that approximately one Eastern male imperial eagle might have effectively reached the Spanish imperial eagle population per generation since they started to diverge.

Some Harlem residents said that Mr. McCall has not effectively reached out for their support, adding that they had seen Hillary Rodham Clinton more often when she was running for United States senator than they had seen Mr. McCall.

It's going into PEPFAR countries and building on that incredible infrastructure that has so effectively reached AIDS patients, and aiming to reduce maternal deaths by up to 50%.