Sentence examples for has effectively created from inspiring English sources
In short, while building a delicious spin on the old jump-and-run arcade game, Appaloosa has effectively created a dolphin simulator.
And it makes it clear that Legg has, effectively, created a new set of rules because he thought the old system was "flawed in various respects".
MSNBC has effectively created a new row of these voices, mostly on the left, just as the much-higher-rated Fox News Channel has done, mostly on the right.
OTTAWA - Ever since the introduction of its first BlackBerry more than a decade ago, Research in Motion has defied expectations that it would be gobbled up by a larger rival and has effectively created the market for smartphones.
King Salman, who is ailing and reportedly shows signs of dementia, has effectively created a new line of succession through his inexperienced, thirty-one-year-old son, Mohammed bin Salman, leapfrogging dozens of princes in the royal family who expected to be king.
By reducing the size of the product and by distributing it through new channels, microfinance has effectively created an innovation.
However, by capping things at $1 million the SEC has effectively create a signaling system – the biggest raisers will get more interest from the traditional VC funds while small raisers will suffer a dearth of options.
Historically, senators have not used filibusters for this purpose, so Democrats have effectively created a new (and damaging) precedent.
By using the same few design and engineering firms, Chinese carmakers have effectively created a shared pool of homegrown automotive technology.
Previous accords with the militants in Pakistan's semiautonomous tribal areas have effectively created ministates with sanctuaries for Qaeda and Pakistani militants.
