Sentence examples for effectively welcomes from inspiring English sources

A revealing light on how we got here has now been shone by a recently declassified secret US intelligence report, written in August 2012, which uncannily predicts – and effectively welcomes – the prospect of a "Salafist principality" in eastern Syria and an al-Qaida-controlled Islamic state in Syria and Iraq.

I mentioned this to some librarians at the American Library Association conference in Chicago this spring and they all said, effectively: "Welcome to the club.

In a series of traveling exhibits throughout the country over the course of the year, he will develop a variety of potential animal dwellings and hopes to determine which ones would most effectively welcome animals back to their natural habitats.

Services constantly alert to the experiences and views of their patients and staff will spot problems early, respond quickly and effectively, and welcome rather than resent criticism.

What the leading scientific journal Nature saw as a useful list of "experimentally verified ways for people to deliberate more effectively, a welcome change from the usual self-help prescriptions" is dismissed summarily, while the book's overall implications for the theory of evolutionary psychology are largely ignored.

Given that older drivers report parking and backing up to be difficult and stressful, technologies that help older adults do these tasks more safely and effectively would be welcome for this group.

Research into how to alleviate organisational and resource barriers effectively would be welcomed.

It is evident that we share an interest in ensuring that health care resources are used effectively, and we therefore welcome the opportunity to address the issues you have raised.

A welcome improvement: soundproof windows, which effectively blocked the noise of buses on the street.

The fact that local authorities can effectively police themselves is sure to be welcomed.

But in order to govern wisely, justly and effectively, wisdom from all sources should be welcomed.