Sentence examples for effectively be there from inspiring English sources

We cannot effectively be there for everyone if we do not take care of ourselves, too.

He then went further, highlighting concerns raised by the Royal College of Surgeons: "What they've (RCS) said today, what they're saying effectively, is there are people on NHS waiting lists who are dying in Wales because the waiting lists are too long and because the NHS isn't being properly managed, properly funded and properly reformed in Wales.

"And what I'll be saying effectively is there is a lot of interest in centre-right values amongst people in Scotland but they don't vote for the Conservative Party". The former Tory Scottish Secretary, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, described Mr Fraser's plans as "healthy" and "refreshing" and said his ideas should be given "serious consideration".

That's using time more effectively, being out there and fighting, fighting for every vote".

The problem came down to organisational politics: even when the Times was spending actual money on games, the will to publish them effectively wasn't there.

And when it comes to the question of government trust, trust has effectively been destroyed there.

There's nothing wrong with children learning how to use a computer effectively, and safely, is there?

The only way that I can work effectively is if there's a way of accessing synthesized and summarized information which is easily digestible and easily assimilatable.

This raises the prospect that beyond 2020 there will effectively be no meaningful renewable energy target.

Instead she is there effectively as mentor to Britain's leading women players.

But as the report from the council's safeguarding children board effectively concedes, the warnings were there.