Sentence examples for effectively laid from inspiring English sources

That year, he effectively laid down the foundations of Expressionism, which would take off like brushfire, not in France, but on the Germanic scene in 1906-1907.

Levin's efforts effectively laid the groundwork for battery grants to be part of the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

The military effectively laid siege to Dara'a on Monday, storming the town with tanks and soldiers, and cutting electricity and phone lines.

This, then, is the Budget's dirty secret, effectively laid bare by Ed Miliband, who, mercifully for his own prospects, was also on excellent form, and held his nerve commendably after Mr Osborne's whizbangs.

LONDON — There are star players like Wayne Rooney, Luis Suárez and Gareth Bale, who effectively laid down their tools and barely trained this summer to try to force the clubs who pay their wages to sell them.

Whereas Mr. Bush "deflected all the tough questions," said Peter Eckstein, a retired economist, Mr. Gore "showed his experience during the last eight years and effectively laid out what this administration has accomplished".

"It saves and improves lives very effectively, laying the groundwork for long-term economic progress".

It saves and improves lives very effectively, laying the groundwork for the kind of long-term economic progress".

But the report reserved some of its harshest criticism for Ernst & Young, effectively laying out a road map for a potential legal action against the accounting firm.

Or the computer users who routinely buy new cartridges rather than refills for their printers, effectively laying out $4,731 per gallon of ink?

[Aid] saves and improves lives very effectively, laying the groundwork for the kind of long-term economic progress The third myth the couple identify is that "saving lives leads to overpopulation".