Sentence examples for what he effectively from inspiring English sources

That's what he effectively did in 2005 when he signed a bill that its authors thought outlawed the torture of detainees.

In When March Went Mad, Seth Davis, a Sports Illustrated staff writer and studio host for CBS Sports NCAAA hoops coverage, takes readers back 30 years, to what he effectively defines as the birth of the modern NCAA tournament.

But what he most effectively represents is a whopping great distraction and a way to test the popularity of bizarre policy positions.

"McHenry is doing what he does effectively well, and saying, 'Is there something that can get you to yes,'" Meadows said.

"No other word conveyed what he represented as effectively.

Gödel used this concept to make precise what he meant by "effectively enumerable".

But for the most part, Mr. Wosner calculated what he was doing effectively.

He was what he now calls "effectively pro-choice" early in his political career, but became an abortion opponent when he was confronted with a bill on stem cell research as governor of Massachusetts.

Tóibín mentions Henry James reading Daniel Deronda with disapproval then nicking what he could use, effectively treating George Eliot as a redoubtable aunt whose treasured ornaments would look better in his drawing room.

Armstrong was truly a great blues player, but what he did most effectively was to expand the expressive possibilities of jazz in a way that made the blues only one element of many, in a manner that actually reduced their relative importance.

What he proposed was effectively a "cap and trade" plan for the import/export business.