Sentence examples for effectively follows from inspiring English sources
"effectively follows" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a sequence of events or actions that are performed in a successful or efficient manner. Example: The project manager effectively followed the established timeline, ensuring that all tasks were completed on schedule.
A tripod table designed by Abraham in the years 1742-1743 efollowsely follows an English model.
To resident aliens who live within a specific community of citizens, the border is not something they have left behind, it effectively follows them inside the state, denying them many of the rights enjoyed by full citizens or making their enjoyment less secure (Bosniak 2006).
Fig. 7 results from this procedure; it shows the overlap between the AAT subject classifications and the map's layout of journals in the mentioned hub, rim and spokes, confirming that the visual separation of these domain effectively follows their separation according to the AAT subject classification.
For the large values of n we consider, this quantity effectively follows a normal distribution with mean r and variance r 1-r /n.
Therefore, the process of divergence between the pigs in ISEA and MSEA, effectively follows alternating periods of allopatric (warm periods) and parapatric (glacial periods) conditions.
As with Monk, no one could effectively follow such an act.
Mr Borisov has complained that the chief prosecutor, Nikola Filchev, has not effectively followed up police successes.
The human rights treaty bodies of the United Nations - legal experts who consider individual complaints - issue "views" but cannot effectively follow up.
The eight millennium development goals (MDGs) set in 2001 are due to run out this year so the SDGs will effectively follow on from them.
This disaster temporarily reduced him to despair and thoughts of suicide; if it had been effectively followed up by his adversaries, he could not have continued the struggle.
"Given that the Malian Army is internally divided, lacks the capacity to effectively project force, has been implicated in human rights abuses, and is very small," said a report by the Congressional Research Service this month, "it is uncertain whether Malian forces will be able to effectively follow up on French military strikes by securing and holding territory".
