Sentence examples for certainly effectively from inspiring English sources

But the decline of unemployment since then has more to do with the fact that Germany — perhaps unintentionally but certainly effectively — has managed to assure that its currency is undervalued, both relative to that of its neighbors and to much of the rest of the world.

It's certainly an effectively tough, unsentimental look at boxing.

Certainly the effects of many drugs are effectively modeled by the corresponding deletion allele in mouse (discussed in Zambrowicz & Sands, 2003 Nat Rev Drug Discovery).

But he did not get that message across effectively; certainly, not in the way Mr. Obama had managed to embody hope and change.

They have been toying with anti-liberal populism for years - in some ways more blatantly, and certainly far less effectively, than Thatcher did when she was in power.

Nagios can certainly be used effectively for cloud monitoring, however this requires significant modification backed by manpower and experience and used in conjunction with automation tools such as Puppet or Chef.

Big companies aren't known for their ability to innovate, and certainly not as effectively and nimbly as startups That doesn't stop them from trying, but frankly my advice to them is to give up on innovation (Google+, ahem).

Some of those things should certainly be discouraged but effectively banning hipsters is probably going too far.

But the King Tut cottage industry needs to be refueled every once in a while; this program certainly does that job effectively.

It is now clear that many of those programs could have been conducted just as easily within the law — perhaps more effectively and certainly with far less damage to the justice system and to Americans' faith in their government.

Otherwise it will be done by federal overseers, less effectively and certainly in a more unwieldy and painful fashion.