Sentence examples for have effectively handed from inspiring English sources

Instead, it was Raonic, who saved break points that would have effectively handed the match to Federer in the fifth and ninth games of the fourth set, who came roaring back.

The champion's two poor starts in the first two races have effectively handed title rival Rosberg two victories, but it's coming back from adversity where Hamilton excels, and how he won his second championship in 2014 so beguilingly.

You drove the car into a ditch and have effectively handed the keys over to someone sober.

The former members of the rogue Independent Democratic Conference (IDC), who had effectively handed control of Albany to the Republicans, were being threatened by a handful of insurgent candidates.

Now, Google says, it has effectively handed control to the algorithm, which is managing cooling at several of its data centers all by itself.

Some believe the Ofcom chief executive's future has already been decided, with one observer arguing that applying to be director general means that he has "effectively handed in his notice".

But barely six weeks after the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-to-4 decision to end further counting of Florida's disputed presidential votes, the new president was also thanking the man who had effectively handed him the election.

In holding short-term interest at close to zero per cent for years on end, the Fed has effectively handed the banks a license to print money, and that license is being partly financed by bank depositors.

Still, in trying to cobble together the two-thirds majorities required to close a $19 billion deficit, lawmakers resorted to a series of maneuvers — like optimistic projections for help from the federal government and putting off expenditures — that prompted legislative analysts to warn that Sacramento had effectively handed off the problem to the next generation of leaders.

Mancini says that the attitude of his players has effectively handed Manchester United the Premier League title.

Twitter has effectively handed off the burden of transparency to its partner, and with it the responsibility for expressing the rationale for the cost of access to the public data we contribute.