Sentence examples for effectively walk from inspiring English sources
Can the employee effectively walk into the sunset with a long list of the employer's contacts, which may have been added to the employee's personal contacts and friends?
Experimental results show that it can effectively walk on six different surfaces with the specific resistances between 9.1 and 25.0, and also classify them with high accuracy.
On Thursday, the PST revealed it had offered Chainrai £2.75m to effectively walk away from the club, with ownership of Fratton Park part of the deal.
Either we engage fully in rebuilding entire countries from the ground up, with all the blood and money that entails, or we effectively walk away from physically supporting women in such places.
Empty spaces, even though they are not actively moving objects, are subject to DLA rules because they effectively walk randomly through the SMS.
At midterm, students modeled evolution of DDT resistance in mosquito populations (an instance of trait gain); on the final exam, the model context was that of a deleterious mutation in wolves, causing loss of ability to effectively walk and hunt (an instance of trait loss), which persisted due to isolation and inbreeding.
If unions choose to continue to be disruptive and adversarial, they are effectively walking away from the top table, and minimising their ability to impact decisions that will affect their members.
Koenig, like many a great Jewish thinker, raises the questions and then effectively walks away, leaving the audience to come up with answers of their own.
Should law enforcement pitch up, they would effectively be walking into a heavily armed trap, enabling the escape of those looting the cash.
Finally, goats may not show any discomfort after a surgical procedure because this would make them vulnerable to predators and they may walk effectively on three limbs.
EU climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard, backed by UK energy secretary Chris Huhne, said it would have made the EU plan legally meaningless and would have forced the EU to walk away, effectively collapsing the negotiations.
