Sentence examples for begins effectively from inspiring English sources

Although excavations west of London have revealed the remains of circular huts dating from before 2000 bc, the history of the city begins effectively with the Romans.

The threshing process – by which the grains are removed from the ears – begins effectively at the feeding zone of threshing unit.

His career as a seaman began effectively in the Portuguese merchant marine.

In practical terms, the strike, which started shortly after the fall season of 2007 began, effectively cancelled a whole season.

Byzantine coinage began effectively with the reign (491 518) of Anastasius I. Thenceforth, it consisted, in addition to gold, of silver and bronze.

The withdrawal of Mr. Wallace, the face of the program since it began, effectively begins a slow and deliberate change of leadership at "60 Minutes" -- the first in its 34-year history.

The Dadaist jokesters Das Racist began, effectively, as a commentary on hip-hop groups; at a Friday performance the group showed off its evolution into being just a rap group, and a good one.

American military casualties in Iraq have dropped precipitously since the invasion in 2003, reflecting the withdrawal of tens of thousands of troops and the end of offensive combat operations, a process that began, effectively, many months before Mr. Obama's own deadline for ending combat by Sept. 1.

Establishing economic stability is a gateway for us to begin effectively addressing the plethora of other historical disparities that disrupt our pursuit of happiness.

In that impassioned spirit, his audience right by his side, Dr. King could then begin effectively to lay out specific goals of the civil rights movement.

And to suppress a rebellion against their rule, the British began effectively embargoing exportation of guns and ammunition to the Colonies.