Sentence examples for is effectively settled from inspiring English sources

On many fundamental questions, such as "are humans causing climate change?" and "will we cause unprecedented changes to our climate if we don't reduce the amount of carbon that we burn?", the science is effectively settled.

Once state and federal resources became involved, the war was effectively settled.

This match was effectively settled by two Exeter tries either side of half-time.

The match was effectively settled through Lampard's penalty and Gerrard's first well-directed header.

Within 11 minutes this tie was effectively settled and Levski's attempt to whip up a storm horribly undermined.

The game was effectively settled in first-half stoppage time when Samuel Souprayen knocked over Callejón in the area, was sent off and Lorenzo Insigne converted the penalty.

Such debates were crucial to the Arabic Renaissance and to Pan-Arabism, but after that the question was effectively settled, at least in terms of policy.

But they offered a commendable defence of Super League's licensing system in a game that always held the interest, and was effectively settled by Matty Smith's drop goal in the 73rd minute.

In February, Democrats believed the issue was effectively settled when they passed and Mr. Obama signed the so-called pay-go law, for "pay as you go," requiring that the cost of new spending or new tax cuts be offset by spending cuts or tax increases of equal value to avoid adding to annual deficits.

The biggest obstacle to Republicans' adopting this plan is the opposition of several big states, which fear that whatever the mathematics of delegate selection (about half would be chosen in May), the nominations would be effectively settled before they got to vote.

The evaluation of schedules in urban development process can be effectively settled via application of decision-making model.