Sentence examples for left effectively from inspiring English sources

I've done everything I can … He's been left, effectively, to roam the streets.

He relates how his own iPhone 6 Plus was left "effectively dead to the world".

The state is home to the Rohingya, a Muslim minority group who have been left effectively stateless, and disenfranchised by the Burmese government.

Further, since states have no power in the U.S. Constitution to intervene on behalf of tribes, tribes are left effectively defenseless.

If you could travel faster than the speed of light, the time dilation would technically allow you to reach your destination before you even have left, effectively traveling back in time.

For a person to remain "voluntary" with the looming threat of detention should they try to leave, effectively incarcerates them – but without any of the rights (for appeal, legal aid etc) that the Mental Health Act provides.

The Nikkan Sports said a disagreement between their manager and senior executives at Smap's talent agency, Johnny and Associates, would see all of the members except Kimura leave, effectively spelling the end of the group.

Vote Leave used to have the full backing of Labour Leave, the party's anti-EU group, but at the end of last week Labour Leave effectively split as some of its members declared they could no longer work with Vote Leave.

The specimen (see also Hou & Bergström figure 77A, B [ 12]) shows seven free trunk tergites; the head shield is strongly curved adaxially, leaving effectively no overlap with the first (seventh from the posterior) tergite, let alone the second (sixth from posterior).

In the latest analysis of the autopsy database [ 18], natural deaths and particularly HIV related and TB deaths were excluded, leaving effectively a "random" sample of employed miners assuming that risk of a non-natural mining death is not correlated with silicosis risk.

Top Right's restructure will effectively leave it with three operations.