Sentence examples for effectively involved from inspiring English sources

that are "effectively" involved in producing the diversity (the "diversity effective number", also referred to as "true diversity") of a community or population.

This also enables us to be more effectively involved in all current conversations, because we're not spread so thinly.

The negotiation was all within the Liberal party room and effectively involved giving the disgruntled and very emboldened rightwing of the party room what it wanted.

The 58-year-old, the sole wage earner in her family, is "unemployed and possibly unemployable" after being prosecuted and fined £400 over the one-off incident on a Leeds to Sheffield train, which, she says, effectively involved a shortfall of 40p.

Teachers are not effectively involved in students' learning.

It was suggested that NO3 type adsorbed species were effectively involved in the reaction over Cu/M.

"The most striking part to me is how few constraints and obstacles Russia sees to escalating a direct military involvement in Syria, effectively involving itself in a proxy war with the United States and its allies," Faysal Itani, an analyst at the Atlantic Council, said in an email to The Huffington Post. .

Moreover, additional studies are needed to determine the amount and type of information clinical decision dashboards should contain, how to effectively involve busy practitioners in their use, and to explore the efficiency, effectiveness, and cost-effectiveness of using interactive dashboards to support patient-centered shared decision making in routine practice settings.

Others, including Zampa Fish, a profitable wholesaler that employs local people, have been offered sums that would effectively involve closing down.

The guide includes advice on conducting "enter and view" visits to mental health services, effectively involving people with experience of mental health conditions and commissioning health services with local communities.

Sally Collins, chief operating officer of the Forest Service, a unit of the Agriculture Department, said, "The proposed rule is designed to more effectively involve the public and to better harmonize the environmental, social and economic benefits of America's greatest natural resource, our forests and grasslands".