Sentence examples for effectively because there from inspiring English sources

Those of us who pressed for American-led military action in Bosnia and Kosovo did so for several reasons: because of the refusal of others (the European Union and United Nations) to engage effectively; because there was a demonstrable and immediate threat to rights and lives; and because it was clear we could be effective in this way and in no other.

Schwartz et al. [ 43] suggest that predictions based on orthology should preferentially be used to empirically complete the interactomes cost-effectively because there is more confidence in the interactions.

The bottom line is that few people, regardless of income or educational level, know how to use financial products effectively--because there's no one to help us figure them out.

Many natural phenomena are effectively adiabatic because there is insufficient time for significant heat flow to occur.

Experts like Dr. Curtis said, however, that the hospital's data was effectively meaningless because there was no way of knowing from it whether a device being replaced at U.M.C. had been initially implanted there, or whether devices implanted at U.M.C. were later replaced elsewhere.

Is this, as Ell (2002) suggests, because 'well-meaning' people set barriers that are effectively insurmountable, or because there is a genuine mismatch between what is published and what is needed to demonstrate that PET imaging is 'good value' for the tax or insurance payer's penny?

The relatively remote location was derided with the name "Sun Quentin" because employees are effectively imprisoned there due to the lack of nearby restaurants and businesses.

If the Mets match the Rangers' offer, their proposal will effectively be for less, because there is no state income tax in Texas, and Sloane will want them to offer more than Texas because of that.

Results indicated that aqueous samples could form convection effectively within MMF-SPME because there were gaps between fibers.

This effectively negated the law, because there were probably no ministers in the colony who would agree that Anglicans satisfied their idea of orthodoxy.

Because there are, effectively, two UB40s.