Sentence examples for effectively drawn from inspiring English sources

Network Rail's budget was effectively drawn up as an estimate years before work began on key projects, and finalised in January 2014.

The almost casual manner in which Wendla and Melchior move from friendly acquaintances to intimate, self-surprising young lovers is effectively drawn by Mr. Parrish and Ms. Socha.

The museum describes this as a period during which "drastically simplified" techniques led to "what are effectively drawn paintings in a limited colour range".

The most effectively drawn theme of the book concerns the way in which, over the course of a millennium and a half, the Greeks and Romans consistently re-imagined their own origins.

The candidacy of Mr. Espada, who operates a large health care organization in the Bronx and commands a political organization of considerable heft, has effectively drawn battle lines anew with the Democratic Party organization.

All three characters in "The Vandal" are effectively drawn with sharp contours, and while the revelation on which the play turns is a slightly hoary one, it nevertheless gives the resolution a nifty little twist.

It would effectively draw a line under a financial relationship going back nearly a century.

The problem is that Obama effectively drew the company up on the podium alongside him at his press conference last week.

But as 2014 drew to a close it was the furore surrounding Zoella's debut novel that most effectively drew the battle lines for 2015.

To help rank the candidates, he said, he simply adjusted the focus of student interviews to more effectively draw boys out in describing their own strengths.

The ruling in Switzerland effectively drew a line under the saga, forcing the AFL to settle the issue of the Brownlow medal.