Sentence examples for effectively being used from inspiring English sources
Royal suggested that the once sacred office of president was effectively being used to harbour an alleged criminal.
It's a barefaced lie: cuts to these services are effectively being used to pay for tax breaks for more affluent families and businesses, who don't need them.
There is concern among BBC journalists that they are effectively being used to generate ideas that will make money for senior colleagues.
When the statistics are analysed, the first hospital will show up as less productive as two doctors are effectively "being used up" on one patient, but I know which hospital I'd rather be in.
Nigel Fox, a delegate from west Hampshire, said sixth-form colleges were "crash-test dummies in a Conservative experiment to run education in a competitive environment" with their VAT payments effectively being used to fund free schools that were competing with colleges for pupils and resources.
"What allowed Winterbourne View and places like it to flourish was that those places were effectively being used... as a dumping ground by public bodies who had not planned ahead".
If the information can effectively be used, the filling effect of disoccluded areas will be more convincing.
The simulation results show that the surface texturing can effectively be used to enhance hydrodynamic effects.
In vitro AD release shows that PCL coating can effectively be used for controlled and sustained drug delivery without any unfavorable effects on cells.
