Sentence examples for try effectively from inspiring English sources

With both defences all at sea, substitute Anthony Mullally and Keinhorst added further tries for the visitors and Lilley took his goal tally to five from six attempts, but Fages' second try effectively sealed it for Keiron Cunningham's men.

The try effectively decided the contest and was symptomatic of the home side's display: all that was good – and there was much of that, not least an ability to get behind a defence known for its meanness and a regular supply of ball to the wings – was undermined by the bad, led by poor presentation at the breakdown and decision-making that blistered in the extreme heat of battle.

No other reform -- including reforms that try effectively to reverse Citizens United -- could be as important just now.

The second try effectively wrapped up the away win.

The Scarlets needed to score first after the break to keep any hopes alive but instead Court's try effectively finished off the contest.

Merzenich told me that recent findings have shown that a Posit program similar to the one I'd be trying effectively reversed cognitive aging by eleven years, on average, after only ten hours of training.

She says that our track record since 9/11 has been very good and while this is unfortunate that these guys found a hole in our security she nonetheless gives everyone high marks, suggests that there will be more bomb sniffing dogs next time, and believes that the suspect will be interrogated and tried effectively.

One innovative alternative has been tried effectively in Sudanese refugee camps in Ethiopia: 'villages' have been created with three to five children living together in each traditional hut under the supervision of a caregiver from among their own people.

He is challenging Bath's Jonathan Joseph for the 13 jersey, no slouch himself, but Daly is the player in form as he showed with his 50-metre try that effectively sealed victory for Wasps.

The try that effectively decided the game was not down to largesse but the calculation of the Wasps' scrum-half, Dan Robson, who was called on five minutes in when Joe Simpson jarred his left ankle after landing on it awkwardly as he contested a high kick.

Not only does a substitute teacher have to follow another teacher's plans, but he or she must also try to effectively transition where the curriculum has left off, establish immediate authority in the classroom in order to enforce some semblance of discipline, and successfully perform on the spot to ward off any unsatisfactory observations by administrators that could lead to termination.