Sentence examples for effectively introduced from inspiring English sources

A leader can propose change, but no reforms can be effectively introduced without public participation.

Whitestrips, which were Crest's breakout product, effectively introduced modern teeth-whitening products in 2001.

This is another practice Ortega effectively introduced by presidential decree in 2010.

Nor can it rival the 1992 electoral "year of the woman," which followed closely after the Supreme Court confirmation hearing of Clarence Thomas, during which Anita Hill effectively introduced the notion of sexual harassment to the nation in riveting testimony.

It also resulted in a three-volume album, featuring Harrison with Ringo Starr, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton and Ravi Shankar, and put the stamp on Harrison's relationship with the Indian sub-continent that had begun when he effectively introduced the sitar to the Beatles in the mid-1960s.

It is true that between 1998 (the year in which the European Monetary Union was effectively introduced, although euro currencies and bills were not introduced until 2000) and 2011, German exports grew by 117 percent, according to the Federal Statistical Office.

To effectively introduce endoscopic screening for gastric cancer in communities, evidence regarding its effectiveness must be accumulated.

By effectively introducing more degrees of freedom into the binding mechanism, these additional effects may also alleviate the constraints anticipated by the high levels of sequence overlap observed in the present study.

Effectively introducing these technologies requires complicated new forms of collaboration.

The accordionist Tito Burns was having success with his jazz group, effectively introducing bebop to the UK.

Writer Dawn King (acclaimed for Foxfinder, 2011, and Ciphers, 2013) effectively introduces the audience directly into Huxley's dystopia.