Sentence examples for effectively choosing from inspiring English sources

This means that affluent families are effectively choosing what the rest of the country will be driving for decades to come.

She accused them of spending money on mobile phones, cigarettes and lottery tickets, and effectively choosing to put food near the bottom of their list.

But the roots of its current policy — which is effectively choosing fiscal discipline over recession-fighting — run much deeper than that.

For years, Dallas was more or less an oligarchy, with the downtown business élites effectively choosing the candidates for city council who were deemed good for business.

The two companies "are effectively choosing to be direct competitors in administering plan benefits as well as prescription drugs," said George Hill, an analyst with Leerink Swann.

"Or, the leader said, 'Something's wrong here,'" and fell back into the flock, "effectively choosing not to lead," Dr. Biro said, and another pigeon, that knew the time of day, led the way.

The greatest extent of this survey is spent discussing the design of current monitoring tools in order to enable users to more effectively choose tools and for researchers to design more effective monitoring tools.

Instead, they were effectively chosen by senior senators.

In past years they tended to cast their votes well after the nominee was effectively chosen.

"We effectively chose to play with 10 men, losing Camacho so that they lost Souness," Santillana remembers.

Opinions were split on whether Toronto's decision to compel film-makers to effectively choose between festivals paid dividends.