Sentence examples for have effectively left from inspiring English sources
"If people don't show up to vote on election day, they have effectively left the field to their opponent".
The report, which the Security Council is to take up next week, says Syrian forces and intelligence services have effectively left the country but other demands remain unmet, including disbanding and disarming militias like Hezbollah, demarcation of the border between Lebanon and Syria and establishment of formal diplomatic relations between them.
Now a cynic might think Mr. Khodorkovsky is trying to confess his way out of jail, especially since his old partner, Platon Lebedev, is about to go on trial, and most of his former supporters -- Russian liberals, Western politicians, partners in his Yukos energy company, fellow oligarchs -- have effectively left him to his fate.
And coming halfway through the current fiscal year in which researchers were spending at 2010 levels, it would have effectively left the program with nothing for the rest of the year.
Few prisoners here will have any formal academic qualifications and many will have effectively left school at some point between the ages of eight and 11.
It has already resorted to austerity measures in the form of spending cuts and tax increases, which have effectively left the island stuck in a prolonged recession.
He made nine changes and admitted he had effectively left his players to their own devices in the build up.
He is understood to have told friends that the fall-out from the hacking trial had effectively left him unemployable in the security industry.
Libya is now the main launching point for sea-crossings to Europe: the country's descent into factional fighting has effectively left it lawless, with a vacuum of authority.
By agreeing to help undo a deal on financial advice reforms done by her own leader, Jacqui Lambie, has effectively left the party and joined the ranks of unattached senators on the crossbench.
