Sentence examples for have effectively gone from inspiring English sources

He argued that British ideas, such as the electromagnetic gun, have "effectively gone to the Americans now for development".

While many major publishers have effectively gone on strike, more than 1,000 smaller publishers, who don't have best-seller sales that need protection, happily sell e-books to libraries.

In France, it has played out in an atypical way: the labor market is so rigid that real wages have effectively gone up after the crisis.

Major industrial giants that were financing the enormous fleet of new power plants that this country needs have, effectively gone on a capital strike, suspending plans for 42 gigawatts of new coal capacity.

Hundreds of people have effectively gone "missing," whisked away by the state, a repeat of the post-9/11 years when people were sent to Bagram or Guantánamo Bay, or kept in detention centers in the country, or found dead, their bodies left on the streets.

The prime minister has effectively gone AWOL.

It looks as though they've effectively gone rogue.

The cost of issuing and buying debt has effectively gone up as inventories have fallen.

By then Mr. Simmons had left the league, and by the fall of 1986 the league had effectively gone out of business.

"And now the housing grant has effectively gone," he adds, "viability has become a one-way negotiation.

The United States has argued that it has effectively gone this route through the use of drug courts, which steer nonviolent drug offenders to treatment programs instead of prisons.