Sentence examples for effectively appeal from inspiring English sources

Many didn't like what was happening to them, or to their culture in America, so they blamed "others" for that — especially people of color — and a masterful marketer figured out how to effectively appeal to those racial and xenophobic fears.

Such populist rhetoric naturally wins votes and effectively appeals to many left hopeless by the economic crisis.

The Supreme Court's decision not to hear the appeal effectively ends litigation that threatened to spill into the campaign.

That effectively renders the appeal a dead letter, since most of the tapes are expected to go out in that period.

As governor of Massachusetts, Mr. Romney effectively answered this appeal to freedom by observing that financially able people who consume health care without insurance are free-riding on insured Americans.

Americans who are concerned about mass detentions and secret hearings and tribunals that can put people to death on a two-thirds vote with all avenues of appeal effectively blocked are not unpatriotic, as Mr. Ashcroft unfortunately suggested last week.

By clearing the way for two men to tell the jury they'd had sex with the complainant, the court of appeal effectively converted his earlier conviction into an acquittal.

So was the fact that he spoke out right after holding a special Jubilee Mass for inmates at a Rome prison, effectively eclipsing the appeal he made there for governments around the world to reduce sentences for prisoners during the Holy Year.

Last year the head of GCHQ warned publicly about the 'dangers' to national security posed by Internet companies' use of secure communications — effectively making an appeal to them not to use end-to-end encryption.

In addition, unless food contamination concerns are dealt with effectively, Japan's appeal as a destination for foreign talent will be challenged.

The judgment, which cannot be appealed, effectively means that Dewani, 34, was framed for his wife's murder.