Sentence examples for having been effectively from inspiring English sources

It was clear that some bodies would never be recovered, having been effectively cremated.

"I have seen it so many times," he told the Warren Commission, having been effectively forced by law to watch his film again.

And of course we are now in the eighth year of the council tax freeze, with councils' only significant means of generating additional income having been effectively abolished.

Having been effectively concocted by Salomon five years ago, WorldCom is today relying on different New York investment bankers, the Blackstone Group and Goldman Sachs, to broker its deacessions and possible dissolution.

"Having been effectively decimated and degraded, the remnant or surviving splinter groups of Boko Haram are desperate to recruit more people into their ranks and files as a result of sustained onslaught against them by the troops," he said.

The England international has only played 64 minutes of Premier League football in total this season, having been effectively frozen out of first-team affairs following a clash with his club's fitness  coach Nathan Gardiner.

It has been effectively a ban".

The evening, by then, had been effectively taken over.

The country's infrastructure has been effectively demolished.

My own pocket had been effectively rendered null and void.

"I just felt that we had been effectively squeezed out.