Sentence examples for effectively in recent from inspiring English sources

The several opposition parties on the left and right have been unable to unite to compete effectively in recent years.

Johnnie Lynn, the Giants' defensive coordinator, believes there is no single reason opponents have run the ball effectively in recent weeks.

Had the Southbank Centre been fulfilling its proper role effectively in recent years, one suspects, attracting the full range of international talent it should, then the clamour for yet another space across the river might have been less insistent.

A commitment to organized expressions of political desire — like those that have been harnessed so effectively in recent years on the right — have been absent for far too long in Democratic politics.

Two major trends have helped retailers deal with inventory more effectively in recent years: bigger companies and the expanding of sales to the Internet.

This is because many of the rollover deaths that used to occur in sport utilities have been effectively transferred in recent years to the cars they hit.

although many distributed systems require that only boundary control can be used as physical constraint, but distributed sensors/actuators can be effectively applied in recent developments in supporting material science and technologies [21], such as piezoelectric ceramics.

Nevertheless, business for these firms has effectively exploded in recent months, with the larger market for endpoint security protection forecast to be worth over $17 billion by 2020 (a figure from 2016 — meaning the recent hacks could have pushed that figure even higher).

Nevertheless, business for these firms has effectively exploded in recent months, with the larger market for endpoint security protection forecast to be worth over $17 billion by 2020 (a figure from 2016 — meaning the recent hacks could have pushed that figure even higher).

In poor communities and communities of color, children are funneled through a cradle-to-prison pipeline, as the Children's Defense Fund so effectively reported in recent years.

Instead of replaying political conflicts from old Earth in a new land (as Kim Stanley Robinson did so effectively in his recent Mars trilogy), Steele once again confounds expectations by following the adventures of a group of adolescents, who act out a pleasantly quirky variation on the Huck-Finn-in-space theme.