Sentence examples for ready effectively from inspiring English sources

But a kerfuffle during his second pit stop on the 47th lap when the usually superb Red Bull team did not have his new tyres ready, effectively halved the 13.1 second lead he had built over team-mate Mark Webber.

Habituation, one of the simplest forms of non-associative learning, is the mechanism providing an animal with the means to dampen the perception of repetitive neutral stimuli and be ready to effectively detect a novel stimulus with a yet unknown significance, and therefore is vitally important for the interaction of an organism with its environment [ 1- 3].

"The impact of any such incident on a student is so potentially serious that universities must be ready to respond effectively and proactively engage in prevention initiatives.

More positively, the organisations that have emerged the other side of the authorisation process have demonstrated a strong clinical focus, and are showing early signs of being ready to engage effectively with patients and communities.

But he's not sure the world's chemical regulators are ready to respond effectively.

We are certain that all our VidyaGyan students will be ready to compete effectively with their urban counterparts for scholarships and admissions to universities in India or outside.

The people who have been committing environmental crimes for years have been sent a powerful message; local people won't be cheated anymore, they are ready to peacefully, and effectively, resist.

Tomorrow sees the release on download of a charity single sung by the programme's contestants in aid of Great Ormond Street hospital, which is very likely to hold the No 1 slot until this year's winner is ready to take over, effectively locking up the top of the chart until 2010.

NBC has effectively cancelled "Ready for Love," pulling it from the schedule and replacing it with "Grimm" beginning April 30.

Mr. Lieberman, they say, effectively gets audiences ready for the vice president.

What if her cancer had persisted in a dormant state during her remissions — effectively frozen but ready to germinate?