Sentence examples similar to has most effectively been from inspiring English sources

Of the big emerging economies, the one that has most effectively promoted its own law is Brazil.

South African producer Graham Beck is the guy who has most effectively seized that opportunity.

In recent times, Donald Trump supporters are the ones who have most effectively applied Grierson's insight to the digital age.

Understanding how nuclear threats have evolved and how to resolve them most effectively is an urgent national priority.

The politician who deployed the handshake most effectively was Margaret Thatcher.

Given that Apple's share has remained almost equal with its share a year ago — when it was in the lead — Samsung has effectively been the most successful in picking up ex-Nokia users.

While Hunt insisted that his department was still fully committed to the policy – which ministers had claimed would prevent old people having to sell their homes to pay care bills – most experts believe that it has, effectively, been abandoned.

Q: But most people believe that, because a consensus will be impossible to reach, the prize has effectively been canceled.

But, so far, most of the public statements made by companies have effectively been finger wagging.

The scam had effectively been exposed.

Five German divisions had effectively been engulfed.