Sentence examples for has effectively written from inspiring English sources

Scenes of Blake struggling with a computer cursor ("fucking apt name for it!") raise a wry chuckle, but there's real outrage at the way this obligatory online form-filling has effectively written people like him out of existence.

Property seizures to recoup back taxes have practically ceased, and as David Cay Johnston reported in Friday's Times, the I.R.S. has effectively written off $2.5 billion owed by 668,018 taxpayers last year.

He pockets the 1.07 premium per contract today and has effectively written his exit strategy at the 22.5 strike price.

"Although goodwill and intangibles are just accounting plugs, with another $880.0 million of ATI-related write-downs, we believe AMD has effectively written off $3.0 billion (over 50.0%) of the $5.6 billion ATI purchase price in about 18 months," Piccioni said.

It can be argued that by the time such features have been integrated into the script one has effectively written a new workflow system, and thus might have been better off adopting one from the start.

De la Mare, always fond of epitaphs, had effectively written his own.

It said the ECB had effectively written a blank cheque to indebted states by offering to buy their bonds.

Stock worth £5.5 million was destroyed, and the blast had effectively written off Robertson's festive season.

In the two and a half years since groundbreaking, as taxi-roof advertisements promised "All access to Jay-Z," and sponsorship salespeople trumpeted how "hip and cool" he and his wife, Beyoncé, would make the arena, he and the Nets have effectively written a new playbook for how to deploy a strategic celebrity investor.

Mr. Little made no secret of his disdain for the way the dozens of agencies in the city had treated minority families: He charged that those agencies, in their haste to take black and Latino children from their parents, had failed to be sensitive to a wide variety of social, cultural and racial considerations in a way that had effectively written off hope for minority families.

Yet the clearest reason why Hill did not find it necessary to produce a sequel herself is because she has effectively already written one.