Sentence examples for was effectively taking from inspiring English sources

Angus Robertson, SNP leader in the Commons, said Britain was "effectively taking part in a war" in Yemen.

"He was effectively taking himself out of the general election campaign and running a shadow leadership campaign instead.

The GAA was effectively taken over by the revolutionary Irish Republican Brotherhood (forerunner of the IRA) in the late 1880s.

Many observers believe that this was the meeting where the decision to go to war was effectively taken.

By doing so, the insurer — which was effectively taken over by the government after a $182 billion bailout — was able to lower its tax burden by billions of dollars.

He was convicted of fraud and tax evasion and sentenced to eight years in prison, while his oil company was effectively taken over by the state.

Reese, with 15 carries for 66 yards, was effectively taken out of the game by the efficiency of Penn's offense.

In vitro cellular evaluation confirmed that CB5005 was effectively taken up by brain capillary endothelial cell bEnd.3 and glioma cells U87.

(Last week, North Korea's Internet was effectively taken offline).

The Royal Navy's historic role in the Mediterranean was effectively taken over by the United States Sixth Fleet and Britain's strategic interests shifted to the Atlantic.

However, a Hornets move was effectively taken off the table in 2012 when Tom Benson, a New Orleans native who already owned the NFL's New Orleans Saints, purchased the team.