Sentence examples for have effectively become from inspiring English sources

They have effectively become the gate keeper for most major newspapers".

One rugby union insider said: "We feel we have effectively become collateral damage to solve a different problem.

Words such as exam, vet, fridge, cox and bus are so familiar that they have effectively become new words.

This has made life difficult for exporters, whose goods have effectively become more expensive for Western buyers and less competitive compared with those from China.

In Phantom Menace, the concepts of "acting" and "FX" have effectively become conflated, as a number of the supporting cast are non-human.

Internet activists and companies including Netflix had attacked the merger claiming Comcast would have effectively become a monopoly in control of the internet.

The network has effectively become a community of practice.

Now it has effectively become a new normal.

Few external factors are likely to change what has effectively become a fixed game, FairVote said.

On one side of the equation, the Republican Party has effectively become the party of white America.

"The PATH has effectively become the city's relief line," said commuter Brad Hindson.