Sentence examples for though effectively from inspiring English sources

It does, though, effectively summarize the blossoming of environmental awareness from a localized phenomenon into a global one.

(Though effectively retired from frontline politics, both made their voices heard during and after the recent election campaign).

But the production's two main weaknesses are that Mr. Ratmansky gives Juliet no special youthfulness or temper — she's a generally polite young lady — and that his passages of close partnerwork for the lovers, though effectively rapturous, have no particular poetry.

Though effectively pointed on its own, in the context of this exhibition that erasure seems the sign of a broader reluctance to imagine more fully what capital punishment is all about.

She says she felt expected to perform the role of the woman even though effectively, she was being raped.

South Ossetia and Abkhazia were subsequently recognised by Moscow as separate states, though effectively protectorates of Russia.

(c) The fact that CO number does not change in a fully heterozygous region even though interference effectively increases (a, above) suggests/implies the existence of another effect, which could/should be upstream of any recombination fate decision.

In fairness, though, responding effectively will be extraordinarily difficult.

Trump, though, has effectively ignored the conventional wisdom about Republican lanes.

For now, though, it effectively formalizes the suppression of the Brotherhood that is already well under way.

Though he effectively retired from animation in the mid-1980s, Harryhausen continued to work on small projects into the 21st century.