Sentence examples for effectively trying to do from inspiring English sources
Opponents of a referendum are effectively trying to do the splits, with politically painful consequences.
"So sure they don't have a great consumer user journey now, but they will do — and in the interim they've been doing, effectively, what we're trying to do, which is digitize the world.
Yet this is effectively what this year's Christmas ads are trying to do.
New products will succeed to the extent they help customers accomplish more effectively and conveniently what they're already trying to do.
"They believed completely then in what he was trying to do, and his message was much more effectively communicated".
Advertising works most effectively when it's in line with what people are already trying to do.
Andy Robinson and now Scott Johnson are criticised while trying to do the right thing but Scottish rugby is effectively just two teams or one and a half.
"What we are trying to do here is to apply and use those techniques more effectively to make manufacturing more efficient, more productive," Orr said.
That's what we're trying to do with these commercials and I think they're working very effectively.
The logical positivists viewed metaphysics as a hopelessly futile way of trying to do what great art, and especially poetry and music, already do so effectively and successfully.
