Sentence examples for effectively both from inspiring English sources

32– 36 Hence, reversion of diminished incretin effect is also essential to manage diabetes effectively, both in general and during Ramadan fasting, while preventing hypoglycemia at the same time.

Taylor, a Kansas product, slashed to the basket effectively, both scoring and distributing the ball.

He did that, averaging 8 yards per carry and running effectively both inside and outside, working hard for yards that his team needed to keep the New England offense off the field.

Allowing inmates, many of whom may not see the outside world for years, to keep up-to-date with the technological skills they'll need to operate effectively both as citizens and as workers on release, she argues, is something prison authorities in this country should urgently consider.

Mr. Tilton, in comments released by United, called the agreement "a huge step" in helping the airline emerge from Chapter 11. "This breakthrough agreement is a significant step forward in making the hard changes necessary to reposition United to compete more effectively both immediately and over the long term," Mr. Tilton said.

"An important part of blended learning," she says, "is the onus of responsibility placed on the students to manage their time and workload effectively, both key skills for an MBA" – and one might argue, for any graduate who has hopes of a holding down a job.

Rather, we must reassess our regional approach and find ways to reassure the Pakistanis that they can address their long-standing national security objectives most effectively -- both to the east and to the west -- by working closely with the U.S. PATTERSON SECRET.

I effectively flood both you and 4chan with meaningless traffic.

She made surges of dancers effectively express both struggle and aspiration.

Variations on this version were used effectively by both Edward Kennedy and Ronald Reagan in the 1980 election campaign.

A new diplomacy that deals effectively with both Russias is essential.