Sentence examples for has effectively stopped from inspiring English sources
Social house building has effectively stopped in most of England.
Lord West, a former security minister and First Sea Lord, warned that the cuts had meant the UK has "effectively stopped blue sky research".
Bank lending for commercial real estate has effectively stopped, according to the Fed.
YPG has effectively stopped IS capturing mainly Kurdish areas and also helped to save thousands of Yazidi Kurds across the border in Iraq.
The Australian government, for its part, insists that boat arrivals on our northern border have, effectively, stopped.
Separately, it had become clear, by last year, that illegal immigration to the United States had effectively stopped; some migrants had even started going back home.
The drive has been all the more popular because since it began, terror attacks have effectively stopped, apparently because Palestinians have been on the run from the army.
In 1993, at the age of eighty-three, she resumed a singing career that had effectively stopped when Hope married her, in 1934.
The court agreed to answer only the broader one: Whether missing a filing deadline may be excused when the inmate was blameless, the government's actions were a contributing factor and the inmate's lawyers had effectively stopped representing him?
While the regulations have effectively stopped corticosteroids from being used within days of a race, however, Arthur admitted that they haven't necessarily stopped the repeated injection of corticosteroids into the same joint.
