Sentence examples for successfully effect from inspiring English sources
SALVATORE J. BOMMARITO New York, Nov. 27, 2012 To the Editor: I don't often agree with David Brooks, but as a director at a management consulting firm, I must give credit where credit is due: his description of how to successfully effect change is spot on!
Perhaps our messaging hasn't penetrated: fire-and-brimstone phrases like "epidemic" and "war on obesity" serve well as headlines, but, judging by statistics, have done little to successfully effect change.
Since then, this strategic approach to policy advocacy has been used in a number of contexts to successfully effect policy reform in Thailand, including the national health reform and the alcohol policy development process [ 18, 19].
The balance between new and old works this season has been successfully effected with the inclusion of revivals of great interest.
The Argus, published in Melbourne, reported on the day after the landings began: Massed airborne landings in France have already been successfully effected … Fire from German shore batteries had already been largely quelled.
The quantitative assessment of N-alkanes, asphaltenes and resins from crude oils and also the gas chromatographic analysis of the n-alkanes were successfully effected from crude oils using the NAASAR method at lower cost and short-cut than those routinely employed in SARA analysis.
UV-irradiation successfully effected the first directed fusion of distinct cyclotryptamine fragments (Scheme 5).
Adding a solution of crude 16 to a solution of alcohol 17, nBu4NI, Hünig's base and 4 Å molecular sieves in CH2Cl2 successfully effected glycosylation.
Dural sinus thrombosis causes an increase in deoxyhaemoglobin concentration in the veins involved that appears as a prominent area of hypointense signal intensity on SWI; if CVST is treated successfully, this effect will disappear [26].
The ANN model predicts the % FAME yield within ±8% deviation, and the developed kinetic model shows successfully the effect of methanol to oil molar ratio on % FAME yield at 60 °C and 3% (v/v) catalyst loading.
Interrogative tools are required to successfully monitor effects of contaminants upon the delta smelt, and to research potential causes of population decline in this species.
