It's not just a matter of schools dealing effectively with bullying, he said.
The increased selling pressure took hold of the stock markets, as major equity averages worldwide were hit by sharp declines in a matter of weeks, which effectively stalled the strong market that had taken the Dow Jones Industrial Average to all-time highs in July 2007.
Maybe it's just a matter of asking yourself how effectively or wisely you've been maximizing our time doing all of these things that seem so trivial.
Hurricane Katrina, Obama said, had raised doubts that the government could act effectively — a matter of special concern for progressives, he added, because progressives, unlike conservatives, actually want government to do something other than recede.
The entire rate was effectively a matter of the personal opinion of eight people.
By recasting a difference of judgment over the merits of the early work on the hydrogen bomb project into a matter of a security risk, Teller effectively damned Oppenheimer in a field where security was necessarily of paramount concern.
If no change occurs, transport may be effectively a matter of changed access from inside to outside as the transport mechanism progresses.
It was only a matter of time before Yemen, unable to compete effectively against imperial Rome, went into economic decline, and the subsequent loss of revenue made it impossible for Yemen to maintain its extensive cities and attendant facilities.
At that meeting, a deal was supposedly brokered that, among other things, stipulated that if Hayes became president, he would remove the remaining federal troops stationed in the South, effectively ending Reconstruction, a matter of great importance to the Southern states.
But whether a person can do so effectively is still a matter of controversy.
