Sentence examples for effectively thanks from inspiring English sources

Terracycle is able to recycle many of its materials cost effectively thanks to funding from major companies.

The Lions also ran the ball effectively, thanks in part to Jacksonville's willingness to stay in two-deep schemes even when a sixth offensive lineman (Riley Reiff) was on the field.

Ma Jiantang, head of China's National Bureau of Statistics, insisted "the momentum of fast growth in our population has been controlled effectively thanks to the family-planning policy".There are many reasons for the government's hard-line defence of its one-child policy.

In some parts of Scotland, around Loch Lomond and Glen Affric in the west, the capercaillie has now effectively disappeared thanks to a combination of habitat loss, forestry fencing and unsuitable climate.

The great ‘70s inflation effectively ended thanks to U.S. elections that occurred in concert with European uncertainty that made their currencies less attractive relative to the dollar.

Normally, a trip to Salt Lake City would fit the bill, but a night bus to nearby Deer Valley Resort transported me effectively enough thanks to an incredible meal at The Mariposa.

MPs wishing to oppose the formation of the government must then file through the no lobby, effectively saying 'no, thanks' to the Queen".

Iceland was ripe for change, having effectively gone bust thanks to the cronyism of a cluster of politicians and bankers who thought that they could turn an island of fishermen with a population of 318,000 into a financial superpower.

Through the use of cloud computing, smart sustainable cities can accordingly have higher possibilities to perform more effectively and efficiently thanks to the advanced technological features underlying the functioning of cloud computing model.

An interesting effect of longevity surfaces in both pension systems, although relatively stronger in the transition to DC. Namely, agents become effectively more patient thanks to longevity, so savings are relatively higher and consumption is relatively lower, thus reducing the consumption tax base.

In the composer's mind it was effectively finished, but only thanks to Hill's painstaking research is it complete.