Sentence examples for he has effectively made from inspiring English sources
The problem is that Mr. Gergen himself is one of the people who helped create this sorry state of affairs; he has effectively made a career out of playing the role of the little man behind the curtain in "The Wizard of Oz," helping to orchestrate the auras of the great and powerful.
The manner in which Messi has individually dominated the game's recent years is only emphasised by the fact that he has effectively made its highest individual honour his personal property.
And by adding her name at the moment she, to all appearances, is getting ready to run, she has effectively made future influence part of the Foundation's prospectus.
Faneuil insisted though, that the events were unrelated, as he had effectively made his decision to turn himself in before that he called "the mayhem" started.
He said that although he supported reducing property taxes, in the Star program the Governor has effectively made a $2.2 billion-a-year promise without knowing how he will pay for it.
In the past few years LM has effectively made five or more hours of prime time environmentalist-bashing TV.
Here, a little-noticed new state law has effectively made it illegal for thousands of refugees to get married.
By staying clear of partisan politics, Mr. Wittmann said, Mr. Bush has effectively made Representatives Dick Armey and Tom DeLay, the House majority leader and whip, the leading voices of the Republican Party.
But in making this "a necessary condition" of his plan, Mr Sharon has effectively "made the new and fragile Palestinian leadership... into hostages of Hamas and the Islamic Jihad".
