Sentence examples for effectively appealing from inspiring English sources

The company's all-share offer for Hughes, which is worth $32.3 billion, including $1.9 billion of debt, came in the form of an open letter to the GM board, effectively appealing over the board's head to GM shareholders to back its offer rather than the deal proposed by Mr Murdoch.

But it has been argued that they cannot do so effectively without appealing to the resources provided by higher-order theories of phenomenal consciousness (see Carruthers 2005, ch.5).) Inner-sense theory does face a number of difficulties, however.

Both Mr. Hampson's rich sonority and Ms. Martinpelto's bright, appealing tone effectively cut through the dense thickets of orchestral sound.

Scott Jordan Harris, of RogerEbert.com suggests that the films popularity lies in its ability to effectively convey two opposing themes, appealing to different portions of society.

Carry-out owners and customers agreed that this symbol was appealing, acceptable, and effectively conveyed the concept of freshness.

I find something uniquely appealing about walking, as it effectively clouds the divide between everyday life and dedicated reprieve.

The joint stipulation of dismissal, which prohibits the A.C.L.U. from raising the claims again or appealing the judge's ruling, effectively ends the case.

Therefore, we have effectively analyzed the performance in a practically appealing setting in which both the primary and secondary users are provided with certain service guarantees.

Microsoft is still appealing that decision but this deal effectively ends the EU's investigation.

What makes this approach appealing is that omics data can effectively be integrated with cellular level data largely available, making a genetic-cause/phenotypic-effect analysis possible [ 57].

In appealing that ruling, prosecutors told the appeals court that if the ruling stands, it "effectively terminated the prosecution" of Mr. Sterling.