Sentence examples for effectively launched from inspiring English sources

The Vanity Fair piece effectively launched Ronan.

Bernie effectively launched the BBC career of John Peel.

Using his simple microscope, Leeuwenhoek effectively launched microbiology in 1674, and single-lensed microscopes remained popular until the 1850s.

It was also the film which effectively launched Bill Haley's Rock Around the Clock on the world.

And at the 2004 Democratic Convention, in the speech that effectively launched his eventual campaign for President, he took aim at the "library records" provision of the law.

Israel effectively launched the new policy last June with a helicopter missile strike that wounded Dr. Rantisi in his car in Gaza City, but he soon recovered.

That simple step effectively launches the cascade of reactions that leads to the toxin chain, known as a ladder polyether.

"We are deeply grateful for this generous gift from the Ory family, which will enable us to effectively launch the Education Redesign Lab into the field.

These trainings, held in September 2012 and April/May 2013, brought Peace Corps volunteers, counterparts, and Peace Corps staff together from Benin, The Gambia, Guinea, Senegal and Togo, effectively launching the collaboration.

He eventually befriended the young scientist and arranged for him to take his innovative methods to Burma, effectively launching Hillel's long career in international agricultural development.

Instead, Tuesday found Greece's rising young political star in Berlin, the second stop of what appeared to be a decision to effectively launch his pre-election campaign abroad.