Sentence examples similar to effectually grants from inspiring English sources
Smith's invisible hand — which, in his description, guides an individual to promote the interests of society more effectually than he intends — has not looked so effectual lately.
At that time the Iranian borderland was again effectually defended by new guardians, the Parthians.
The rule combines the fuzzy knowledge with the confidence effectually.
The Chicago Tribune was not alone in thinking that Seward had "effectually committed political suicide" by agreeing to stay on.
… On this route every house belonging to a Southern family has been burned, and the family as effectually destroyed".
After many massacres, the expulsion of 1290 effectually ended the Jewish presence in England until they were readmitted under Oliver Cromwell.
Cliche two: cop who turns in his badge to go more effectually rogue – think: Dirty Harry, Dirty Jack (Bauer), Brian Paddick.
It certainly could not do this more effectually than by destroying the means of the offense.
These objects are effectually accomplished by the provisions of the statute; and no more.
In other words, it left open the loophole which the statute of Illinois has effectually closed.
