Sentence examples for but it effectively from inspiring English sources

It was nothing but bureaucratic foot-dragging, but it effectively hamstrung anything Dewey tried to do.

The match was only 28 minutes old but it effectively ended right there.

It's a pain, yes, but it effectively ruins the day of any ne'er-do-well who was hoping to guess or steal your master password.

For most of its first hour, "The Purge" isn't exactly an evening's elevating entertainment, but it effectively creeps under the skin.

Mr. Critchley's funereal tableau is not beautiful, but it effectively expresses an exasperation shared by many about modernity's economic and ecological trajectory.

In 1892 the Ohio Supreme Court ordered the trust dissolved, but it effectively continued to operate from headquarters in New York City.

"They bristle when you talk about white flight but what it effectively is, is middle-class flight".

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.

It's a tricky tightrope to walk, but doing it effectively brings a wealth of both personal and organizational benefits.

"Program-oriented research is the way to go," Henning says, "but administering it effectively requires a structure that doesn't yet exist in Germany".

It has a warming effect on the body, but it can effectively treat different infections and conditions, particularly including the heart.