Sentence examples for reasonably effectively from inspiring English sources

"I'll drink anything," says Neill. "So I can get drunk here reasonably effectively.

And although May's government has run into a bit more trouble in the House of Lords, it has dealt with that reasonably effectively, too.

This made the point, reasonably effectively, that there's a contrast between Brown's international stance on trade and the rhetoric he was using in the autumn of 2007.

Already this year unemployment has shot up by 750,000 to 2.8m, or 12.3% of the workforce.After initially downplaying it, Mr Zapatero has responded reasonably effectively to the slowdown.

They exist because they represent interests, and they can represent those interests reasonably effectively — especially in a system that empowers minority parties — without an overarching vision of the common good.

Luigi Guiso, professor of economics and finance at the European University Institute, said that so far national governments had dealt reasonably effectively with the situation but that would be tested if there was a problem with a bank like UniCredit, which operates in 22 countries, including Italy and Germany and in Eastern Europe.

It is concluded that the multi-objective optimization model based on the non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm-II performed reasonably and effectively to solve optimization problem for water distribution system.

Compared with the classic control strategy, the newly proposed adaptive sliding mode control law can deploy the satellite with smaller overshoot of the in-plane angle and implement the tension control reasonably and effectively in engineering practice.

Among them: using email only when an alternative like picking up the phone or bringing it up in a meeting cannot reasonably and effectively be used; always walking to a colleague's desk or ringing them up before resorting to an email; and not copying people on emails unless you need them to do something.

However, any chance that the president will reasonably and effectively address managerial problems with a change in personnel is completely undermined by a broken confirmation system in the United States Senate.

Future works are to set up data collection more reasonably and effectively based on original image guided by the concept of face inspection, as well as to design more effective symptom selection algorithms, and to apply the multi-class SVM algorithms on more biomedical data sets.