Sentence examples for effectively erected from inspiring English sources
Level 3, which helps to deliver Netflix's streaming movies, said Comcast had effectively erected a tollbooth that "threatens the open Internet," and indicated that it would seek government intervention.
That could turn visual search into a new form of word-of-mouth marketing where every time an owner shows off a product, they're effectively erecting a billboard for it.
Precisely because the Party realizes the potential power of the Web, it has moved effectively to erect the world's most formidable obstacles to connectivity.
This past week, the Lyme town council, in Upstate New York, voted 4 to 1 to require strict zoning regulations for wind farms, a move that will effectively stop windmills from being erected in the town.
The ban was confirmed by a network of barbed wire erected during the night which effectively put the land out of their owners' reach.
Only if the discrepancies are kept aside and the general good of the people of the nation be focused upon, then only can the Kalabagh Dam be erected which can effectively put to rest a great number of problems faced by the citizens of Pakistan.
Will Trump and McConnell succeed in effectively gutting one more norm that was once erected to defend the American people from abuse by their public officials?
Georgia has accused Russia of violating international law after it erected new "border" markings in the disputed South Ossetia region, effectively seizing part of a BP-operated oil pipeline in the process.
Before dawn on Aug. 29, building crews and the university police erected a 10-foot-high fence around the grove, effectively cutting off the tree dwellers from their supplies.
General Meng Tian erected walls beyond the northern loop of the Yellow River, effectively linking the border walls of Qin, Zhao, and Yan.
They include half a dozen monumental assemblages erected in Purifoy's open-air environment in the Mojave Desert at Joshua Tree, most effectively installed on broad, sand-covered platforms.
