Sentence examples for was effectively asked from inspiring English sources

Nathan Redmond was effectively asked to deputise for both of them, and though he showed plenty of willing he eventually succumbed, almost inevitably, to exhaustion.

Crozier was effectively asked by the committee if he could give a guarantee that a CRR-free ITV would create a more diverse schedule by investing in regional news, an area the broadcaster has said is too uneconomical to continue to maintain in the long term.

I was effectively asking everybody in the world to beat me up, but nobody did.

I was effectively asking: 'What have you done with my mother?'" Indeed, The Powerbook has sometimes been read as a roman a clef about her 13-year relationship with the Australian broadcaster and academic Peggy Reynolds, which ended after the novel was published.

I very much suspect that the Queen Mother had no great interest in helping out film-makers with their lèse majesté schemes and was effectively asking him to wait until both she and Mr Seidler were dead: that is, drop dead and stop making impertinent requests.

Apparently Geithner and other top officials didn't realize that the major servicers had downsized and outsourced their operations to the point that the administration was effectively asking decisions on families keeping their homes to be made by people working in call centers in India.

Fay Ripley and the cast of more than capable co-stars are effectively asked to become writers on the hop while also doing their own jobs.

But the fact is, added Simon, that for at least the last two presidencies "this kind of data collection has been a baseline logic of an American anti-terrorism effort that is effectively asked to find the needles before they are planted into haystacks, to prevent even such modest, grass-rooted conspiracies as the Boston Marathon bombing before they occur".

When consumers choose Divido as a payment option at checkout they are effectively asked to apply for financing to enable them to delay payment or split payments over a period of time, up to 5 years for higher priced items.

Labour market conditions are all measured 5 years previously, at the beginning of the migration period.17 Since we include origin LMA fixed effects, we are effectively asking how mobility responds to changes in local economic opportunities.

Who are we, Newman is effectively asking, to judge that FGM is so wrong?