Sentence examples for effectively even if from inspiring English sources

Julia Gillard's government operated both as a minority and in a hung parliament quite effectively, even if chaotically.

The Met's barristers said the inquiry could operate effectively even if the evidence is not made public.

Further, the bushes can be constructed effectively even if the restricted master problem is not solved to a high level of convergence, by leveraging the ε-optimality condition.

Matching funds give candidates another reason to choose public support, providing them enough to run effectively even if they couldn't raise any money from private donors.

But I like someone who's got an ability to look me in the eye and communicate effectively, even if they don't know me.

But Mr. Edwards' communications director, David Ginsberg, said Mr. Edwards would still be able to compete effectively even if Dr. Dean stuck around.

Had he done so the Government might have met it with proof of circumstances which in themselves would show that Di Re had been effectively informed, even if the circumstances fell short of establishing the statutory exception.

The amount of written evidence that survives on these topics is not all that large, and Mr Kemp surveys it effectively enough, even if his interpretation of the terms used is at times debatable.

In particular, IV analyses depend on the assumption that subjects were effectively randomized, even if the randomization was accidental (in the case of an administrative policy change or exposure to a natural disaster) and adherence to random assignment was low.

While other forms of trauma treatments need detailed descriptions of the event by the client, this is unnecessary in E.M.D.R. Therefore, the veteran can be effectively treated even if he or she chooses not to discuss the event for any reason, including that it is classified information.

He has completely lost the power to frighten New Yorkers with tales of crime, but in rural districts in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania the symbolic depiction of crime, crafted nationally as the great wave rose, is still a bloody shirt that can be effectively waved even if the bloodstains on it are decades old.