Sentence examples for have effectively worked from inspiring English sources

Over the past 30 years, governments have effectively worked to change attitudes about smoking, seat-belt use and teenage pregnancy.

The hierarchical approach that involved ward leadership who in turn mobilised their own communities appears to have effectively worked for the ZIMWASH project.

The problem is that American immigration policy in recent years has effectively worked to discourage highly skilled immigrants from staying here, as Vivek Wadhwa documents in his new book, "The Immigrant Exodus".

An officer who had effectively worked a 22-hour shift in Manchester and Salford described feeling cold with horror when he saw clips on TV of officers appearing to stand around.

Rasmussen says that Facebook has effectively been working on Work for the last 10 years, because it is based on what Facebook's own employees have been using to communicate with each other, pass on news, plan meetings and share documents.

But meaningful patient involvement has never effectively worked in the NHS and this may not change – despite the warm words.

Many people thought — at least until now — that Amazon could avoid the same trap because it had more effectively worked to increase selection and improve customer service on its site.

But I struggle in being proud of this country that has so effectively worked to silence the voices and experiences of transgender people.

And as one CNN executive pointed out, Mr. Blitzer must prepare his Sunday program on Saturdays, so he has effectively been working seven-day weeks since "The Situation Room" was established more than three years ago.

The Republican Party has effectively exploited working class fears about family disintegration to peddle the message that these changes reflect elite disdain for traditional values.

As you'd expect, both the restaurant, which the Frasers have been effectively working on since 2008, and the menu show signs of much thought and preparation.