Sentence examples for is effectively on from inspiring English sources

That means a bidding war is effectively on, and one which Tweetdeck's investors, and Dodsworth, are no doubt quite content to see.

Without the paperwork to work, study or travel, your life is effectively on hold.

But Mr. Bulger is only half the story — the F.B.I. is effectively on trial, too.

The outline, or framework agreement, is effectively on hold over a separate dispute.

The M.T.A. is chronically underfunded, and thus much of its spending is effectively on a credit card.

The rest of Trump's legislative plan, from tax reform to infrastructure spending, is effectively on hold until Congress first tackles the Affordable Care Act.

I dislike how the car – so widely trailered – is effectively on-rails while on the road, even when "you", Prince Noctis Lucius Caelum, are at the wheel.

The BBC's deputy political editor James Landale said the MP was effectively "on probation" for the time being.

Women were effectively "on sufferance" in Oxbridge, particularly in older sciences such as physics and chemistry, in which they were a small minority.

We are "all access" -- many of us (myself included) sleep with our communication devices next to our pillow, so we are effectively on-call at all hours.

The two neighbouring institutions were operating on what was effectively one campus, he explained.