Sentence examples for effectively hit from inspiring English sources

By purchasing Whiptail, Cisco has effectively hit back.

What adjustments must the batter make in order to effectively hit this type of pitch?

The military reported on its Web site that it "effectively hit" targets belonging to the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, or P.K.K., in the Zap, Avashin, Basyan and Hakurk regions.

Team GB has now effectively hit its target of a best ever away Games medal total, beating the mark set in Beijing with five days to go.

"Here is the core of America and it is here that the United States could be most effectively hit and most easily forced to sign a peace deal," he wrote.

"The mistiming prevents older people from being able to effectively hit the save button on new memories, leading to overnight forgetting rather than remembering," said study senior author Matthew Walker, a UC Berkeley professor of neuroscience and psychology and director of the campus's Center for Human Sleep Science.

The drama over "Transparent" has come at a moment when Amazon is effectively hitting the reset button on its programming.

Ailes used a motif from talk radio to come up with America's Talking, but was sideswiped by the big guns at NBC when they formed MSNBC in a synergistic partnership with Microsoft, effectively hitting the delete key on much of what Ailes had built.

Those who look like they may be progressing to the next stage of their development get access to Flextronics' network of factories for manufacturing, procurement network and marketing network —  effectively hitting the jackpot by leveraging Flextronics' scale.

I don't know much about any of those things, but one major challenge to hunting that I can speak of with some authority, having experienced the joy of quail hunting with my father as a 12 year old, is effectively hitting your target of choice.

Interrogation of the genomic signature may reveal whether those targeted therapies are effectively hitting their target in vivo, thus providing information that may be useful in guiding therapeutic decisions.