Sentence examples for effectively create from inspiring English sources
Neil Patel's suspended lanterns and Michael Chybowski's lighting effectively create a change of place.
This would effectively create a baseline and credit emissions trading scheme.
It would effectively create a 'fourth reading' of a Bill on English-only matters.
When they take in deposits and lend them out, they effectively create new money.
"By doing that, you could effectively create a completely different meaning, piece of work, all together, a completely different story".
Mr Trecartin's videos effectively create more dissonance here than they did amid the wannabe edginess of the New Museum.
Regulators worried that a merger would effectively create two main players in the European shipping market, U.P.S. and DHL.
The project will effectively create one million square feet of new office space and could — if done well — refresh the Civic Center skyline, too.
Systems such as this, which effectively create miniature cartels or which at least encourage a mindset that mimics that of a cartel, can easily choke innovation.
Katie Harrington-McBride, a staff lawyer with the F.T.C., said the two sets of regulations could effectively create one comprehensive federal list.
But because the plans by the media companies would effectively create a competitor to Nielsen, the consortium has a good chance of passing muster, lawyers said.
