Sentence examples for ship effectively from inspiring English sources

The vagaries of the current in the Raz de Sein passage prevented Hood from handling his ship effectively however and instead he resolved on bringing Mars directly alongside and fighting broadside to broadside.

Because a body floating freely in space with nothing to track it could potentially collide with a satellite or another ship, effectively turning it into a very messy flight hazard.

But the opening of the canal had a much more profound effect on shipping – effectively dictating the size of most ships for the next century.

Some parts of the world, like the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, including the English Channel, have for several years had so-called "emission control areas" in force, within which ships effectively have to switch to much cleaner fuel.

In fact, Mr. Bush has been more successful than even his aides had anticipated in bringing Japan around; it has begun imposing "safety inspections" of North Korean ships, effectively tying them up in port, or offshore, at tremendous cost to a precarious North Korean economy.

Opinion was divided as to the types and numbers of vessels to be assigned, but almost without exception commanders in chief on Pacific Station felt that they did not have enough ships effectively to perform the multifarious duties assigned them.

The damage made the port unsuitable for cruise ships, effectively freezing the region's tourism industry until they could be repaired.

Curtis stood as prosecutor in the case, and Molloy was subsequently dismissed from his ship and effectively from the service as the result of Curtis's prosecution.

The faster Japanese ships stayed beyond the range at which Nebogatov's ships could effectively reply and he decided to surrender his ships at 10 30 as he could neither return fire nor close the range.

The roll motion of cruise ships is effectively reduced when the fin and pod propeller are used as the control actuators at low speeds.

FedEx has focused its philanthropic efforts around disaster relief, partnering with organizations like the Red Cross and leveraging its expertise in the area of logistics and shipping to effectively transport relief materials to people affected by disasters.