Sentence examples for making that effectively from inspiring English sources

Pope Benedict XVI signed a theological report, years in the making, that effectively demoted limbo, a place neither in heaven nor in hell, where unbaptized babies would not be in communion with God but would nonetheless enjoy eternal happiness.

They made a body of work that effectively and eloquently argued for what is Afro-Cuban jazz.

The commission has already filed complaints against two brand companies and two generic companies, accusing them of making deals that effectively stopped or delayed the generic version of two brand-name drugs.

Regime change was the unabashed objective of the White House, and by hitching himself to Washington with no get-out clause, Mr Blair effectively made that his policy too.

So it would be nice to hear an explanation from the drafters of this coming report as to why they made decisions that effectively play up the low-end possibilities.

If real progress is to be made, the case must more effectively be made that action to protect the environment can be taken in ways that enhance prosperity and security; indeed that inaction is the more perilous course.

Make that 22 cities: Since that report was published, Fort Lauderdale, Florida passed an ordinance that effectively makes it impossible for charity groups to keep serving food to homeless populations outdoors and in parks.

Governments need to stop making "safeguarding" laws that effectively limit the sexual opportunities of people with disabilities.

Poincaré published a long series of papers on this work in 1880 84 that effectively made his name internationally.

Wallace's most ardent readers, I felt, utterly failed to make a case that effectively disputed the common, dismissive attitude toward his work that was expressed by many people in the literary circles I knew.

And he directs us to a blog post making that case very effectively.