Sentence examples similar to effectively consummate from inspiring English sources
More difficult was effectively conveying the consummate awfulness of Beck's writing in a few hundred words.
Back then Arianna was a consummate blogger who relentlessly and effectively articulated many of our frustrations with the Bush administration particularly its march into Iraq.
The fact that he comes out on stage with that mask on and behaves effectively as a performance artist is the most consummate achievement of weaving performance art, installation, music, and all these media together.
While the Birnbaum rule that a plaintiff be an actual purchaser or seller has been debilitated and the definition of "purchase or sale" considerably expanded, the necessity for some consummated transaction in securities has remained effectively unchallenged.
Peace could be maintained as effectively by keeping the negotiations alive as by consummating the match which may explain why James protracted the negotiations for almost a decade.
While Mr. Dell has grown into the consummate high-technology manager, marshaling his troops as effectively as they regiment Dell's just-in-time factories, Mr. Jobs has remained a notorious antimanager.
By consummating deals with Mr. Riggio and Microsoft, Barnes & Noble could effectively sell off its most viable businesses at a time when both face significant challenges.
Thatcher did so with consummate success, changing her clothes, her voice, her hair and taking advice from former TV executives on how to use the medium more effectively.
The consummate Cornellian.
The consummate gentleman.
