Sentence examples for effectively trying from inspiring English sources

First, immigration opponents are effectively trying to restrict the flow of conservatives into this country.

Opponents of a referendum are effectively trying to do the splits, with politically painful consequences.

But just last week, the S.E.C. ended its case against her, effectively trying to take the issue off the table ahead of the trial.

Bboxx – which works in 35 countries, including Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda – is effectively trying to create a utility company for the developing world.

As we retreated down the stairway there were people with iron bars and at least one with a machete effectively trying to chop the shields to bits.

"U.E.S. must be the only company in the world that is sitting on a quasi-monopoly that's effectively trying to destroy itself".

Ivan Parkin, from UCL, who took part in the research, says: "We effectively tried to replicate the effect seen in the Lycurgus cup to recreate the extraordinary coloration efficiency that the Romans achieved".

This causes him to slow down so that other tacklers can more effectively try to tackle him.

For years, legal experts have debated whether terrorism suspects held as enemy combatants by the Bush administration could be effectively tried within the criminal justice system.

In defending his favored choice, Selig has wielded his power with such confidence that he has effectively tried to stare down a federal bankruptcy court judge, who has his own broad legal powers.

"It's clear that the family of Fabio is going to fight this and will effectively try to establish and hold to account those at the highest ranks of the chains of command that ordered soldiers to shoot that day".