Sentence examples for effectively crack from inspiring English sources

The police cannot effectively crack down on the most serious and damaging fraud without increased funding and stronger support from politicians".

The case shined a light on the Greek authorities' failure to effectively crack down on widespread tax evasion and fueled a debate over media freedom and personal privacy laws.

The case shone a light on the Greek authorities' failure to effectively crack down on widespread tax evasion and fueled a debate over media freedom and personal privacy laws.

We must abandon our failed policies and effectively crack down on the Castros with a new, robust approach.

Leslie Jones then took the opportunity to criticize Twitter for not doing more to stop racist comments from being on the platform, which is something that Twitter has received constant backlash over because of its inability to effectively crack down on trolls and hateful comments.

Wildlife campaigners from Action4Elephants said it is possible that rhinos and elephants could become extinct in the next 20 years if the poaching trade is not effectively cracked down on.

And Apple has tightened up the security around iOS 6: jailbreaking (effectively, cracking the OS) is much harder than it ever was before.

Long-chain hydrocarbon molecules (C13+) formed by the base catalyst are effectively cracked, and the products are isomerized on the ZSM-5 catalyst surface.

Commenting on the acquisition in a statement, AVG CEO Gary Kovacs said: "Location Labs has built a successful business model with industry partners that has effectively cracked the code for mobile monetization.

The government has, quite effectively, cracked down on news coverage and online discussions regarding anything Hong Kong.

This event effectively cracked the Jim Crow practice in town, with one barber closing his shop and leaving town.