Definition of effectively in English:

effectively

adverb ɪˈfɛktɪvliəˈfɛktəvli

1In such a manner as to achieve a desired result.
make sure that resources are used effectively
Example sentencesExamples
- We worked effectively as a single team of Democrat senators to achieve a lot of positive things.
- That is exactly why this happened as quickly and as effectively and as safely as it did.
- What exercise does for me is to help me deal effectively and, I hope in a healthy manner, with the stress.
- We need to share our resources and pool our strengths more consistently and effectively.
- That system was to be better resourced to deal more effectively with offending behaviour.
- Resources will then be allocated effectively in the time-honoured tradition of markets.
- It is a welcome gesture and we hope to utilise these funds most effectively.
- The more you practice, the better you will get at both asking effectively and getting results.
- The question many of us have to start asking is how do you counter this effectively?
- Sulphur dioxide blocks it effectively, in a manner not yet fully understood.
- She accepts that it might be possible to direct resources effectively at all pupils.
- His policies for achieving this aim must be implemented quickly, and effectively.
- Although such control is desirable, it is impossible to see how it can be effectively achieved.
- The Allies had to mobilise and utilise their large resources effectively on the battlefield and in the air.
- She said lots of journalists in Africa had no resources to operate effectively.
- It is a difficult job and only trained and experienced individuals can effectively carry it out.
- There was no way he was going to recover from this and be able to lead the senate effectively.
- Ireland has prudently and effectively used the resources provided by the union.
- This has allowed scarce resources to be more effectively and efficiently deployed.
- This analysis allows the manager of change to allocate resources more effectively.
1. 1.1 Actually but not officially or explicitly.
  they were effectively controlled by the people they were supposed to be investigating
  sentence adverb effectively, this means that companies will be able to avoid regulations
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the hope of achieving peace, he effectively recognized Syria's influence.
  The same is true of US visitors, as the dollar effectively trades at parity with the euro.
  This acts as a straitjacket and means that governments effectively lose control of their own economies.
  Failure to comply with safety requirements effectively results in a breach of employment contract.
  When that money runs out, the union would effectively come under college control.
  This, effectively, gave them control over the whole process of production.
  By any standards, an effectively complete sequence will be a remarkable achievement.
  The result is that the diver effectively becomes drugged and feels slightly euphoric.
  It was claimed that, as a result, the trust moneys had effectively been withdrawn.
  They can effectively control the pain and stiffness, and usually begin to work within hours.
  This made many of the sequences we were planning effectively impossible to achieve.
  Usually the inflammation and pain can be effectively controlled with one or other of these medications.
  A negative result, however, will effectively send the case back to square one.
  To a large extent, the refusal movement was marginalised and effectively gagged.
  With the rejectionist hawks in control, the peace process would be effectively dead.
  As with patient charges, this effectively transfers resources from the poor to the rich.
  Before they got the results they felt very close and were effectively sisters to each other.
  He listed a number of neighbouring towns that were effectively outside his control.
  The absentee is effectively manipulating the show in his favour by remote control.
  The Green Party said the increases in service charges were effectively stealth taxes.

Definition of effectively in US English:

effectively

adverbəˈfektəvlēəˈfɛktəvli

1In such a manner as to achieve a desired result.
make sure that resources are used effectively
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a welcome gesture and we hope to utilise these funds most effectively.
- This analysis allows the manager of change to allocate resources more effectively.
- That is exactly why this happened as quickly and as effectively and as safely as it did.
- This has allowed scarce resources to be more effectively and efficiently deployed.
- The question many of us have to start asking is how do you counter this effectively?
- His policies for achieving this aim must be implemented quickly, and effectively.
- She said lots of journalists in Africa had no resources to operate effectively.
- That system was to be better resourced to deal more effectively with offending behaviour.
- There was no way he was going to recover from this and be able to lead the senate effectively.
- Ireland has prudently and effectively used the resources provided by the union.
- We worked effectively as a single team of Democrat senators to achieve a lot of positive things.
- What exercise does for me is to help me deal effectively and, I hope in a healthy manner, with the stress.
- Although such control is desirable, it is impossible to see how it can be effectively achieved.
- The Allies had to mobilise and utilise their large resources effectively on the battlefield and in the air.
- Sulphur dioxide blocks it effectively, in a manner not yet fully understood.
- Resources will then be allocated effectively in the time-honoured tradition of markets.
- It is a difficult job and only trained and experienced individuals can effectively carry it out.
- She accepts that it might be possible to direct resources effectively at all pupils.
- The more you practice, the better you will get at both asking effectively and getting results.
- We need to share our resources and pool our strengths more consistently and effectively.
1. 1.1 Actually but not officially or explicitly.
  they were effectively controlled by the people they were supposed to be investigating
  sentence adverb effectively, this means that companies will be able to avoid regulations
  Example sentencesExamples
  The absentee is effectively manipulating the show in his favour by remote control.
  The Green Party said the increases in service charges were effectively stealth taxes.
  The same is true of US visitors, as the dollar effectively trades at parity with the euro.
  This made many of the sequences we were planning effectively impossible to achieve.
  By any standards, an effectively complete sequence will be a remarkable achievement.
  As with patient charges, this effectively transfers resources from the poor to the rich.
  The result is that the diver effectively becomes drugged and feels slightly euphoric.
  With the rejectionist hawks in control, the peace process would be effectively dead.
  This acts as a straitjacket and means that governments effectively lose control of their own economies.
  Failure to comply with safety requirements effectively results in a breach of employment contract.
  A negative result, however, will effectively send the case back to square one.
  To a large extent, the refusal movement was marginalised and effectively gagged.
  In the hope of achieving peace, he effectively recognized Syria's influence.
  They can effectively control the pain and stiffness, and usually begin to work within hours.
  Usually the inflammation and pain can be effectively controlled with one or other of these medications.
  This, effectively, gave them control over the whole process of production.
  It was claimed that, as a result, the trust moneys had effectively been withdrawn.
  He listed a number of neighbouring towns that were effectively outside his control.
  When that money runs out, the union would effectively come under college control.
  Before they got the results they felt very close and were effectively sisters to each other.

单词	effectively
释义	Definition of effectively in English: effectively adverb ɪˈfɛktɪvliəˈfɛktəvli 1In such a manner as to achieve a desired result. make sure that resources are used effectively Example sentencesExamples We worked effectively as a single team of Democrat senators to achieve a lot of positive things. That is exactly why this happened as quickly and as effectively and as safely as it did. What exercise does for me is to help me deal effectively and, I hope in a healthy manner, with the stress. We need to share our resources and pool our strengths more consistently and effectively. That system was to be better resourced to deal more effectively with offending behaviour. Resources will then be allocated effectively in the time-honoured tradition of markets. It is a welcome gesture and we hope to utilise these funds most effectively. The more you practice, the better you will get at both asking effectively and getting results. The question many of us have to start asking is how do you counter this effectively? Sulphur dioxide blocks it effectively, in a manner not yet fully understood. She accepts that it might be possible to direct resources effectively at all pupils. His policies for achieving this aim must be implemented quickly, and effectively. Although such control is desirable, it is impossible to see how it can be effectively achieved. The Allies had to mobilise and utilise their large resources effectively on the battlefield and in the air. She said lots of journalists in Africa had no resources to operate effectively. It is a difficult job and only trained and experienced individuals can effectively carry it out. There was no way he was going to recover from this and be able to lead the senate effectively. Ireland has prudently and effectively used the resources provided by the union. This has allowed scarce resources to be more effectively and efficiently deployed. This analysis allows the manager of change to allocate resources more effectively. 1.1 Actually but not officially or explicitly. they were effectively controlled by the people they were supposed to be investigating sentence adverb effectively, this means that companies will be able to avoid regulations Example sentencesExamples In the hope of achieving peace, he effectively recognized Syria's influence. The same is true of US visitors, as the dollar effectively trades at parity with the euro. This acts as a straitjacket and means that governments effectively lose control of their own economies. Failure to comply with safety requirements effectively results in a breach of employment contract. When that money runs out, the union would effectively come under college control. This, effectively, gave them control over the whole process of production. By any standards, an effectively complete sequence will be a remarkable achievement. The result is that the diver effectively becomes drugged and feels slightly euphoric. It was claimed that, as a result, the trust moneys had effectively been withdrawn. They can effectively control the pain and stiffness, and usually begin to work within hours. This made many of the sequences we were planning effectively impossible to achieve. Usually the inflammation and pain can be effectively controlled with one or other of these medications. A negative result, however, will effectively send the case back to square one. To a large extent, the refusal movement was marginalised and effectively gagged. With the rejectionist hawks in control, the peace process would be effectively dead. As with patient charges, this effectively transfers resources from the poor to the rich. Before they got the results they felt very close and were effectively sisters to each other. He listed a number of neighbouring towns that were effectively outside his control. The absentee is effectively manipulating the show in his favour by remote control. The Green Party said the increases in service charges were effectively stealth taxes. Definition of effectively in US English: effectively adverbəˈfektəvlēəˈfɛktəvli 1In such a manner as to achieve a desired result. make sure that resources are used effectively Example sentencesExamples It is a welcome gesture and we hope to utilise these funds most effectively. This analysis allows the manager of change to allocate resources more effectively. That is exactly why this happened as quickly and as effectively and as safely as it did. This has allowed scarce resources to be more effectively and efficiently deployed. The question many of us have to start asking is how do you counter this effectively? His policies for achieving this aim must be implemented quickly, and effectively. She said lots of journalists in Africa had no resources to operate effectively. That system was to be better resourced to deal more effectively with offending behaviour. There was no way he was going to recover from this and be able to lead the senate effectively. Ireland has prudently and effectively used the resources provided by the union. We worked effectively as a single team of Democrat senators to achieve a lot of positive things. What exercise does for me is to help me deal effectively and, I hope in a healthy manner, with the stress. Although such control is desirable, it is impossible to see how it can be effectively achieved. The Allies had to mobilise and utilise their large resources effectively on the battlefield and in the air. Sulphur dioxide blocks it effectively, in a manner not yet fully understood. Resources will then be allocated effectively in the time-honoured tradition of markets. It is a difficult job and only trained and experienced individuals can effectively carry it out. She accepts that it might be possible to direct resources effectively at all pupils. The more you practice, the better you will get at both asking effectively and getting results. We need to share our resources and pool our strengths more consistently and effectively. 1.1 Actually but not officially or explicitly. they were effectively controlled by the people they were supposed to be investigating sentence adverb effectively, this means that companies will be able to avoid regulations Example sentencesExamples The absentee is effectively manipulating the show in his favour by remote control. The Green Party said the increases in service charges were effectively stealth taxes. The same is true of US visitors, as the dollar effectively trades at parity with the euro. This made many of the sequences we were planning effectively impossible to achieve. By any standards, an effectively complete sequence will be a remarkable achievement. As with patient charges, this effectively transfers resources from the poor to the rich. The result is that the diver effectively becomes drugged and feels slightly euphoric. With the rejectionist hawks in control, the peace process would be effectively dead. This acts as a straitjacket and means that governments effectively lose control of their own economies. Failure to comply with safety requirements effectively results in a breach of employment contract. A negative result, however, will effectively send the case back to square one. To a large extent, the refusal movement was marginalised and effectively gagged. In the hope of achieving peace, he effectively recognized Syria's influence. They can effectively control the pain and stiffness, and usually begin to work within hours. Usually the inflammation and pain can be effectively controlled with one or other of these medications. This, effectively, gave them control over the whole process of production. It was claimed that, as a result, the trust moneys had effectively been withdrawn. He listed a number of neighbouring towns that were effectively outside his control. When that money runs out, the union would effectively come under college control. Before they got the results they felt very close and were effectively sisters to each other.
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