Sentence examples for effective reality from inspiring English sources

What he does not say is that today the Chief of Staff, as the ranking professional officer of the Army, has to run interference for all land armaments, clearing a way through Congressional committees for the legislation that will transform the Army from a blueprint to a tangible and effective reality.

The most effective reality check on all of this would have been Hillary Clinton who…well, let me quote myself: She would bring to this year's campaign a missing warmth and some of the voltage that has dissipated as Obama moved from campaigning to governing.

Moreover, this process can offer economically reasonable, chemical free and practical solution to the processing of municipal wastewater where solar intensity is readily available and can be used for making zero liquid discharge (ZLD) an effective reality.

But in the policy arena, public perception functions as effective reality, given the dearth of data.

That feeling is what led her to turn her idea of change into an effective reality that's only growing in size.

In contrast, the leftist al-Tajdid (Renewal) Party praised the move as "historic" and pledged to make women's equality an "irreversible accomplishment and an effective reality in Tunisian political life".

Collaborative, transnational research platforms will promote the multi-stakeholder participatory engagement and the modeling and implementation research that will make risk insurance a cost-effective reality.

Myth: The Pill is the most effective contraceptive Reality: On paper, the Pill has a failure rate of just 0.3 per cent, making it among the most effective types of contraceptive.

These graphics must be exactly registered to real objects in the scene and this requires an effective Augmented Reality system to track the user's viewpoint.

This would mean that a policy for raising the quality level of the private sector will be more effective in reality in cases where it would otherwise be difficult to secure funds for establishing public centers.

While in theory Internet lessons should be convenient and effective, in reality, they are always victim to connectivity issues and inherently suffer from a lack of structure.