Sentence examples for comes from effectively from inspiring English sources

Great power comes from effectively identifying and releasing stress.

Secondly, he would wield the moral clout that comes from having already effectively won the leadership in many people's eyes.

Mr. Simon, a sharp, well-practiced musician, comes from Venezuela and effectively merges South American song forms with the new version of straight-ahead jazz.

In health care, the biggest slice of the $300 billion gain is expected to come from more effectively using data to inform treatment decisions.

But in China, the biggest threat comes from manufacturers that have effectively no name at all.

But the legality of attaching conditions to money that effectively comes from students is questionable, as is the fairness of penalising students for institutional mistakes.

But it all effectively comes from different types of data being overlaid in a fairly sophisticated machine learning engine," says MacLeod.

However, as long as we continue to fabricate obstacles as to why we can't be successful then, those ideas are destined to die with us along with the notion of a stronger economy...a stronger economy that most effectively comes from stronger implementation of our vital ideas.

There's an argument that this self-belief comes from growing up with what was effectively a media blackout.

The title comes from a Goethe quotation, and its message is, effectively: make the most of life, for tomorrow we die.

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