Sentence examples for today effectively from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sheikh's statement today effectively summarized the themes of the defense cross-examinations.

The chief of China's Parliament, Li Peng, gave his last major speech as a central leader today, effectively ending his long political career.

The country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Saturday postponed Mr. Khatami's swearing-in, scheduled for today, effectively blocking the formation of a new government.

Mr. Pearce's comments today effectively pre-empted Ford's next move, by committing G.M. to exceed in average light truck fuel economy whatever Ford does.

Grade also today effectively scrapped his content-led ITV recovery strategy, unveiled in late 2007, axing revenue growth targets for the company's programme-making and online businesses.

British and French aviation regulators withdrew airworthiness certification from the Concorde today, effectively ruling the world's only commercial supersonic airliner unfit to fly until it can be protected against the catastrophic safety flaws behind last month's fatal crash near Paris.

Only BD-1047 effectively prevented the facilitatory effects induced by neurosteroids on αβmeATP-induced mechanical allodynia.

The Human Rights Act came into effect in Britain in 2000, effectively incorporating the European convention on human rights.

The Third Squadron, Seventh Cavalry, moving north from Samawa, captured a bridge south of the city late Tuesday, while the First Brigade seized another northern bridge early today, effectively completing the encirclement.

And 1966 effectively became Year 1 of medicine.

Santiago de Cuba surrendered on July 16, effectively ending the war.