effectively suspend

Frequency: 6.07.9 per million words

Used when an action has the practical result of suspending something, even if not officially stated.

suspendADVERB + suspend

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effectively

Examples (10)

  • The strike effectively suspended all operations at the factory.
  • Due to the ongoing investigation, the project was effectively suspended.
  • The new regulations effectively suspended the company's expansion plans.
  • Without official notice, the manager effectively suspended all overtime work.
  • The sudden withdrawal of funding effectively suspended the research project.
  • The internal dispute effectively suspended any progress on the merger.
  • The court's ruling effectively suspended the controversial policy.
  • The lack of necessary permits effectively suspended the construction.
  • The political uncertainty effectively suspended foreign investment.
  • Despite no formal announcement, the situation effectively suspended all new hiring.