Sentence examples for function as effectively from inspiring English sources

The House bill would alter the ability of the Federal Reserve to function as effectively as it has in the recent crisis.

They say that drones launched from land bases can perform that function as effectively as those based at sea. "When it comes to operating an unmanned aircraft from carrier decks, the Navy seems to be ambivalent about the whole idea," Loren Thompson, a defence expert at the Lexington Institute think tank told the Associated Press.

When Sephiroth is finally defeated and Holy is released, it appears that it is too late to function as effectively as it should, as Meteor has already come too near to the Planet's surface.

For one, the computer trading programs on which many firms rely don't function as effectively if stock activity stops in the middle of the day, said Hani Shalabi, who oversees the electronic stock trading for Credit Suisse clients in the Asia-Pacific region.

Some tech transfer offices do not function as effectively.

Occupational psychologists realize that people do not function as effectively when tired or stressed.

With Mr. de la Rocha's departure, the remaining Rage members -- Mr. Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk -- say they plan to examine what kept the band from functioning as effectively as it could have and correct those problems, find a new singer and continue as Rage Against the Machine or under another name.

But a contour drawing of a single line can fulfill its function just as effectively as a massive, intricately detailed oil painting.

"I'm worried … he could just become a 'yes man' and create this well-oiled machine that functions effectively — or as effectively as possible — around Trump's incompetence and erraticness".

However, G. biloba grown in the 35 °C treatment showed lower levels of NPQ than those grown at 25 °C, suggesting that this protective mechanism was not functioning as effectively at the higher temperature (Fig. 4i).

A comic book fan who discovered his vocation by pastiching Sherlock Holmes stories and science fiction paperbacks, he functions as effectively in Hollywood – his screen credits include work on Spider-Man 2 – as in the pages of such novels as Wonder Boys (1995), The Yiddish Policemen's Union (2007) and The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay (2000).