Sentence examples for becoming effectively from inspiring English sources

Thus, while a large decrease in effective population size relative to Cryptococcus could lead to some intron boundaries becoming effectively neutral, it would likely require a tremendous change in effective population size to lead to a significant rate of change for a substantial fraction of boundaries.

These things which were physical have dematerialised on to your phone, and de-monetised, becoming effectively free.

A region on either side of the p-n junction will be depleted of charge carriers, thus becoming effectively an insulator.

Viva! Since becoming effectively bankrupt in 1996, the City Ballet of London (CBL) has now bounced back with a 1999 Olivier Award nomination.

The revolution consisted of the decision that the English church should separate from Rome, becoming effectively a spiritual department of state under the rule of the king as God's deputy on earth.

With two-thirds of those books now becoming effectively in print, a much greater portion of Yiddish literature will be available than is the case with the literature of any other language, he said.

Becoming little, effectively, means becoming a millionaire.

While not every person believes that these provide a valid solution to our carbon releasing problems, they are a symbolic and hopefully real start to our becoming more effectively creative about how we shoulder responsibility for our personal energy burden, both now and down the track.

He added that the new operations had become a forum where astute gamblers could solicit hundreds of bets, effectively becoming semiprofessional bookies.

He joined Uefa in 2000, worked his way carefully up to become director of the legal affairs and club licensing division in 2004, before becoming general secretary, effectively the chief executive, in 2009.

It's effectively becoming a dumping ground.