Sentence examples for effectively making from inspiring English sources

Dow says this is a more effective solution because it allows farmers to mix and match their sprays more effectively, making for a far more sustainable system.

Remarkably, radioprotective effect of PM was significantly greater in Fus1 KO compared with WT mice, effectively making Fus1 KO mice more radioresistant than WT mice.

How many people are effectively making the case?" he said in an interview here.

Ethnic Han Chinese, however, can pass, effectively making Tibet out of bounds for many Tibetans.

But it showed that Don Dale was effectively making up its own rules.

But in shifting either of them to the principal playmaking position, you're effectively making two changes rather than one.

On Tuesday, the House approved the new rules of Republicans, effectively making it harder to pass a debt-limit increase.

People new to Square can sign up and get a $10 rebate, effectively making the reader free.

Rather than making a big monthly purchase at, say, Costco, Pennsylvania was effectively making tiny, hourly purchases from 7-Eleven.

Four of the generals then ceded their commands to the Athenian general Miltiades, thus effectively making him commander in chief.

Congress is effectively making private insurers unnecessary, yet continuing to insist that we can't do without them.