Sentence examples for starts effectively from inspiring English sources

It starts effectively enough, with an homage to "Network" 's galvanizing "I'm mad as hell" rant, as McAvoy, a blandly uncontroversial cable big shot whom everyone tauntingly calls Leno, is trapped on a journalism-school panel.

Using the spread of moraines – the debris left by glaciers and the trimlines on mountainsides where the vegetation starts (effectively the high-tide mark of glaciers), a team led by Professor Neil Glasser of Aberystwyth University was able to compile a complicated series of calculations to work out the volume of ice that has disappeared.

Bolt said recent Achilles tendon and back injuries had affected his ability to judge his starts effectively but that he was now pain-free.

Stallone's other famous role starting with an R gave him another franchise that ultimately went on too long but started effectively.

Ofcom's decision to give EE a head-start effectively gave all players an incentive to speed up the spectrum auction timetable — as the alternative would have meant more delays if legal action was used to block EE's early launch.

The Somalia government only recently started effectively mobilizing the country's resources.

The core of that debate took off in 1998, I wrote about it in 2001, Tim Wu coined the term in 2002, and then activist groups started effectively translating it soon thereafter.

Before you can start effectively asking open-ended questions, you need to know what that is.

In the 1984 match Kasparov was losing five games to nil after his aggressive starts were effectively countered by Karpov.

"We got off to a great start and effectively the game was won in 16 minutes".

Parliament overwhelmingly voted to make the country's military an entirely volunteer force starting Jan . 1 effectively ending universal conscription for Italians born after 1985.