Sentence examples for effectively risen from inspiring English sources

In Sorrento in southern Italy, the typical cost of a three-course evening meal for a British family of four, including a bottle of wine and soft drinks, has effectively risen by 22% in a year, with the bill around £86 this year compared with just under £71 a year ago, based on recent exchange rates.

That is nothing to be sneezed at, considering he outraised many candidates from both parties, and (going solely by fundraising) has effectively risen from "third-tier longshot" to "second tier" candidate within his own party.

Only people who fundamentally believe in government as a force for good can plan, finance and run it effectively, "rising to the occasion" in good times and bad.

The two have been knocking around Berlin for some time now, effectively rising to become the go-to techno music video producers in the city.

The basic premise (in very simplistic terms) that Laurence J. Peter formulated was that when candidates are selected for a position based on their performance in their current role, rather than on their abilities relevant to the intended role, eventually that employee will be promoted to a job in which they cannot perform effectively and will have risen "to the level of their incompetence".

The president, he lamented, failed to effectively tackle a rising deficit, Medicare and Social Security.

If we are to rise effectively to our behaviour change challenges, we must get our hands dirty amid the messy, complexity that is human behaviour.

That sclerosis undermined the state's legitimacy and made it unable to respond quickly and effectively to the rising tide of protests.

Levels of both methane and nitrous oxide (N2O), which on a pound-for-pound basis trap heat more effectively than CO2, rose last year about 0.3%.

The friction coefficient and wear coefficient of Cloisite® 30B nanocomposites were effectively reduced with rising filler content which should be attributed to the improved dispersion of the nanoparticles.

We found that the simultaneous increase of the height of the SWS and the fill factor of the SWS array can effectively suppress the rising of the reflectance in the near-infrared range (1 2 μm).