Sentence examples for effectively join from inspiring English sources

New Ironsides, possessing some of the largest Union guns, was unable to effectively join the battle, and soon retired.

"Many villages will be engulfed by housing, several towns could nearly double in size and others would effectively join up with each other to create new conurbations", said Shaun Spiers, CPRE's chief executive.

An alliance that cannot effectively join the fight when one of its members comes under attack or runs out of munitions in the middle of a military intervention is, by definition, irrelevant.

As the Tata Center kicked off its fifth year, a critical question was on the table: How can MIT researchers more effectively join forces with companies, NGOs, and governments in the developing world to tackle persistent challenges to human development and environmental sustainability?

The idea appears to be to let each site play to its strengths but effectively join forces.

Third party developers can effectively join a federation to get some of the same cross promotion benefits that big players like Zynga have within their own network of games.

She begins a platonic romance with a hunky choirmaster, Jonathan Hellyer Jones Charlie Coxx), who effectively joins the family.

The efforts of regional governments to mediate have been sabotaged by Uganda effectively joining the conflict.

So she effectively joined the opposition, moving to Liberty to become its in-house lawyer.

"It effectively joins up the area around South Georgia to the Falklands.

And in the insanely optimistic wake of the 1997 Blair landslide, comedy effectively joined New Labour and left politics entirely.