Sentence examples for effectively conquered from inspiring English sources
Aventura, the onetime Bronx boy band, effectively conquered the genre in the early 2000s, updating this Dominican romantic folk form with contemporary hip-hop attitude.
Over the years, he rose to major general, won the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812, fought various Indian tribes and effectively conquered Florida.
By early 1884 she had effectively conquered Italy in "La Dame aux Camélias," Zola's "Thérèse Raquin" and Verga's "Cavalleria Rusticana" -- and within a few years she was an international superstar, feted in St .Petersburg, New York and London.
We have – sadly – effectively conquered her, and are awaiting the blowback of climate change: mountains are crumbling at alarming rates, glaciers are receding, whole valleys are being cut off by landslides.
A10 Beijing Has SARS Under Control The World Health Organization said that Beijing had effectively conquered SARS, signaling victory over the disease in the country where it originated and took the most lives.
Not until vitamin C was identified in 1928 was the disease effectively conquered at source.
The officials argued that Russia had miscalculated by invading Ukraine and effectively conquering the Crimean peninsula.
Much of the plausibility of his account turns, however, on a catch-all clause that deals with societies that do not increase in complexity: societies that do not organise themselves effectively are conquered or outcompeted by societies that do.
Finally, high performers organize their top teams so that responsibilities are more effectively divided and conquered.
The most critical technical problem is how to parallelize a CUNFFT in the parallel strategy, which is conquered effectively by deep-seated research of basic principles and some algorithm skills.
As they conquered lands, Vikings effectively cross-pollinated cultures that hadn't previously been exposed to one another with the customs and goods they brought with them, says group leader Jaan Calderon.
