Sentence examples for effectively looking at from inspiring English sources

I suggest that we're effectively looking at the last of Labour's munificence.

"I photographed the body in a way that encouraged you to look beyond it and towards abstraction, and now there is still something of the body in these new abstract works," he tells The Creators Project  "When you look at these painterly works, you are effectively looking at bodies as I see them.

"At this point, we do not have the tools available to effectively look at the video.

By considering individual details, we can effectively look at the specific high frequency content of a signal as if it had been filtered out, thereby homing in on signals and frequencies unique to SSCs.

Practitioners can also use the map to target resources more effectively by looking at existing risks.

In fact, others read intense emotion more effectively by looking at a person's body language than by watching his facial expressions, a new study suggests.

"So, effectively, we were looking at possible liquidation and had little option but to cancel the boys' tournament in the Cayman.

"I have said before that Italy, with what they have done in world football – I'm not so sure that they feel they are a pot two team so, effectively, you are looking at Italy and Belgium as pot one teams," O'Neill said.

But it wouldn't be a good idea: the February and March data are in both sides of the comparison, so effectively you're looking at January compared with April.

We've used it so we can understand how volunteers can be used more effectively, and look at how we can support them better," she says.

"In order to disrupt their criminal activity effectively we look at all the tools and technology that might be available to us.