Sentence examples for that was effectively from inspiring English sources

Mellis says they were left with a property that was effectively uninhabitable and unrentable.

Perhaps Connery has no desire to resurrect a series that was effectively put to bed with The Last Crusade.

On the clever side was a brown peacoat, double-breasted, with a collar that was effectively a circle.

Instead, the deal required that the bank pay $1.9bn, about five weeks profit in fines – money that was effectively paid by shareholders.

The centre this week showed with his nerveless goal-kicking in another oscillating, tense encounter that was effectively his international debut.

Rourke's staging made judicious use of minimal props – chairs, mainly – and a set that was effectively one brick wall, half of it painted a richly stewed burgundy.

In research terms, that is effectively today.

But charges that are effectively compulsory are another issue.

Employees on wages that were effectively illegally low?

That's the economy that's effectively modelled in Bogdanov's Red Star.

So why spend billions on a cold war weapons system that is effectively useless?