Sentence examples for future effectively from inspiring English sources

"You cannot plan for the future effectively without knowing what went wrong in the past," Mr. Leahy said.

World War II ended a decade earlier, but there is nothing particularly triumphant about this Britain, which seems too exhausted by the past to lead the future effectively.

Attention to the existence of these contradictions, without illusions, is necessary to meet the policy challenges of the future effectively.

For this family, the two generations' common picture of the future effectively diminished the anxiety and dissatisfaction of the parents regarding the status quo.

The idea behind the sale is that it will mean Vringo can focus more of its attention on existing patent lawsuits and those it may file in the future, effectively transforming the company into more of a full-fledged patent assertion entity (or patent troll, if you are less charitable).

Before Jordan officially declared for the draft, he applied for a line of credit based on future earnings, effectively ending his N.C.A.A. career.

The interior of the space Hilton in Kubrick's rotating space station was adapted from an earlier design by Von Braun; with its super-smooth walls and lightweight furniture by Olivier Mourgue, it still spells "future" more effectively than most modern architecture.

Students thus put up as collateral their own human capital: it is quite difficult to walk away from federal student loans, meaning that a college-age borrower's future earnings effectively serve as the surety for repayment.

Last week, however, Google reached a long-awaited settlement with HRMC – in which it agreed to pay £130m in back taxes and bear a greater tax burden in future – that effectively sanctioned its continued use of Irish companies to book UK sales.

Once again, it seemed, Mr Hussein was daring the UN to act.Fail this time, fail next timeIraq already has a date for the lifting of sanctions, one that all on the Security Council should stick to: namely, when Unscom is satisfied that it has uncovered all of Iraq's secret weapons programmes and that it is able to monitor future activities effectively enough to stop Iraq rebuilding its arsenals.

Birmingham's future has effectively been on hold since Yeung first appeared in court in June 2011, just a month after relegation from the Premier League was confirmed.