Sentence examples for because it effectively from inspiring English sources

Disney suffered no such delay because it effectively ran its own land-use department.

called it "dangerous" because it effectively strips Congress of its constitutional role in voting on matters of war.

FOR years, the image of the De Beers Group, the producer of diamonds based in South Africa, suffered because it effectively controlled the world's diamond supply through its Central Selling Organization in London.

Opponents of the reorganization say it is illegal because it effectively eliminates the local school districts.

Manufacturers use copper because it effectively transfers away the heat produced when brake pads rub against rotors.

The threshold set by the company is thus important because it effectively places a hard cap on the number of shares an investor can buy.

Inequality is problematic not because it makes some people jealous of others but because it effectively locks millions of people out of opportunities to improve their lives.

Then and now, Iran's negotiating team argued that the deal was in the nation's interest because it effectively confirmed Iran's right to enrich uranium.

Second, it limited Japanese banks' profitability, because it effectively meant that, instead of making good new loans, they were constantly throwing good money after bad.

This deadline is a gift to prison administrators, because it effectively enables them to keep prisoners from bringing their complaints to court.

The Catholic Church, meanwhile, vigorously opposes it, because it effectively denies the exemption to social service organizations, hospitals and colleges affiliated with the church.