Sentence examples for moves are effectively from inspiring English sources

Some bigger investors are betting, however, that Mr. Guo's moves are effectively addressing the roots of the market's problems.

Wednesday’s moves are effectively a repeat of August 31, when unsubstantiated GE buyout talk lifted Cree 9.5% to $26.60 (See “Rumors Of GE Buyout Lifts Cree”).

The moves were effectively acts of war.

The move was effectively a demotion for Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban, who had been in charge of the security office.

The concerns were twofold – governance and business model – and the ACE move was effectively ENO's last chance.

But the move was effectively nullified for more than a decade by, you guessed it, lawsuits challenging it that clogged the state courts.

However, a Hornets move was effectively taken off the table in 2012 when Tom Benson, a New Orleans native who already owned the NFL's New Orleans Saints, purchased the team.

"Looking at how we do move forward, there are effectively two ways of raising the funds," Rowe said.

"When you have an economy which is making a transition to a market economy, but which is not yet there, there is a feeling that if you are not moving forward with an indicated path of future policy that you are effectively moving backward," he said at a briefing on the survey.

Stock prices and trading volumes have rebounded in recent weeks but traders say that much of that is driven by computer programs that are effectively moving chips around the table rather than adding new ones.

When each of these rows is added to the corresponding row of index N - m + 2, N - m + 3,..., N, respectively, in the bottom section of the matrix the 1 entries in the leftmost m columns are effectively moved m positions to the right.