Sentence examples for nearly as effectively from inspiring English sources
(O.K., maybe on "Mad About You," but not nearly as effectively).
I knew that if I left the mixture alone the acids and moisture from the fruit would eventually dissolve the sugar crystals nearly as effectively as a flame.
"Without that pitching, all the other wonderful stuff that we are, I don't think really works nearly as effectively," Maddon said.
"Right along with it is mass surveillance - mass surveillance by the National Security Agency of the US, working in co-operation with its partners and other countries trying to do the same thing, although not nearly as effectively".
There was an attempt by their man on BBC Breakfast to explain key differences between the traditional whip and the air-cushioned ones mandatory in racing, although not nearly as effectively as might have been.
Every top player this side of the millennium plays this way, although most not nearly as effectively.
Of all the liberals who could rise on the Senate floor and embarrass-humiliate, in the Johnsonian lexicon-a Democratic Leader by demanding that he pass liberal legislation that he was in fact not able to pass, no one could do so nearly as eloquently and effectively as Humphrey.
The company was caught with egg (or juice) on its face when it was discovered that its pre-packaged juice bags could be squeezed nearly as quickly and effectively by hand as by the Juicero machine, despite claims from Evans about the four tons of force created by the press.
It is BHS, a high-street chain nearly as old as the Queen, effectively killed by two "plundering" owners.
How the team is structured is not nearly as important as how efficiently and effectively the team's resources can be leveraged for your benefit, where and when you need these different resources to weigh in.
A dozen campuses have imposed so-called student success fees of up to nearly $800 per student, which many critics see as effectively tuition hikes, to augment academic services and hire faculty.
