Sentence examples for effectively directing from inspiring English sources

France's economy enjoyed its greatest boom in the years after the Second World War, when the state, and not the market, was effectively directing corporate strategy.

Officials say the College Board gave inappropriate discounts to colleges that promoted its services, effectively directing students to loans that were not their best or least-expensive options.

Meanwhile, the European Commission's competition regulator, Mario Monti, privately made noise about the deal being anticompetitive because of G.E.'s ability to bundle products and services, effectively directing business to itself.

Judge Ralston pointed out that he had not been troubled that in ordering the body handled by the Canon Funeral Home, he was, had his assumption been correct, effectively directing the integration of a white cemetery.

Adhémar did not preach Western papal supremacy, despite Urban II's plans for such a policy, but, by effectively directing many battles, as well as organizing relief for poor pilgrims and ordering repentance fasts for the Crusaders, he proved to be a forceful, unifying leader.

Simple compounds, such as the polypyrroles and the bis-benzimidazoles, have been used as carriers for alkylating agents effectively directing alkylation to specific DNA sequences.

They are essential personal covenants that shape how we live our lives, determine what's important to us, and effectively direct our motivation and direction.

Unlike the drones, the balloons cannot be directly steered, but Google claims that, with an accurate enough model of wind speeds and directions, it is possible to effectively direct the balloons simply by raising or lowering their altitude to ensure they blow in the desired direction.

When both eyes receive opposite motion signals, the interocular inhibition exerted by the carrier stimulus is effectively directed at the neurons responding to the mask stimulus because of the direction-selective nature of the inhibition.

To be effective in today's society, we must tamp down, cloak, compartmentalize, and then effectively direct our sorrow, our rage, and our outrage.

This production, effectively directed by Jo Mangan, creates an atmosphere thick with dread and loneliness.