Sentence examples for was effectively decided from inspiring English sources

The outcome was effectively decided between the 54th and 56th minutes.

The recent frustrations reached an apex in the fifth inning Sunday, when the game was effectively decided.

But since Sweden began the final with a 6.5 imp carry-over, the match was effectively decided by 1 imp.

The game was effectively decided before then with Sale taking a 17-8 lead through Mark Jennings and Sam Bedlow tries.

The outcome of the Monday morning vote was effectively decided on Saturday, when Senator Ben Nelson, Democrat of Nebraska, the last holdout, announced that he would support the bill and Mr. Reid unveiled his final "manager's" package of changes.

But the outcome of those talks was effectively decided earlier this week when the company removed Jean-Marie Messier as chief executive and added a coterie of power brokers from the inner circles of French politics and finance, analysts said today.

How did the unfortunate rat experience its movements, which were effectively decided from outside?

Europe have to get something moving somewhere soon, because at this rate the Ryder Cup will be effectively decided tonight.

From 1927 to 1930 the political struggle between the Stalinists and these "Rightists" continued, although, unlike the early struggle with the Left, it did not become overt until the Right had been defeated and the new policies had been effectively decided on.

The proposal was a sharp reaction to the current system in which both party nominations were effectively decided by March 7, the first day with several major primaries, before millions of Americans knew much about the candidates.

Mrs. Clinton spoke on the weekend when several of her advisers and donors said that the campaign had abandoned what was one of the fundamental assumptions of its strategy — that the nomination would be effectively decided on Feb. 5, when 22 states hold nominating contests.