Sentence examples similar to more effectively finished from inspiring English sources

But in a little less than a year, Wilson seems to have effectively finished the political career he began more than 30 years ago as a volunteer advance man for Richard Nixon.

The Taliban regime is effectively finished.

So he will have observed that once his fellow broadcasting veteran Bruce Forsyth acknowledged he might finish, he was effectively finished.

Once the SDS get into an organisation, it is effectively finished.

Even Rubio's most loyal backers privately concede that he is effectively finished if he loses.

At some point you're effectively finished.

That effectively finishes the game.

Instead, planning lists more effectively and reducing late starts and early finishes would have made a big difference, it argues.

No team exploited this happy imbalance more effectively than Spain, for whom Torres provided the necessary finish.

Mr. Morgan's appearance in "P. S. I Love You" finishes off Mr. Butler (last seen slaughtering Persians in "300") far more effectively than does Gerry's terminal illness.

First, adjuvant chemotherapy for breast cancer may eradicate more effectively the systemic micro-metastases than the loco-regional ones, and will need RT to finish the job.