adverb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
communicate effectively
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A teacher must be able to communicate effectively to students.
deal with sth effectively
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Most schools don't deal with the problem of bullying very effectively.
effectively convey sth
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The novel effectively conveys some of the country’s problems.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
act
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In fact, however, we now owe you money, since you were effectively acting as a salesman!
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Synthesis Finally, the leader combines all the means of expression, in order to act effectively .
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A spokeswoman for his department said it would effectively act as a cap on costs.
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Units within the executive might be too disorganized to act effectively . 2.
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He redefined emotions as sets of bodily reactions which could, in turn, effectively act as stimuli to control further behaviour.
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Getting enough knowledge to act effectively is hard enough.
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The more isolated they are, the less they are able to act effectively as parents.
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This will cause emotional disharmony and make it difficult to act effectively in any way at all.
become
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Thus the compulsive relationship with physical exercise can become effectively part of the spectrum of eating disorder behaviour.
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By 1988, principals had effectively become chief executives, with explicit responsibility for the use of public funds.
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Eventually the two values in column one become effectively equal as do the two values in column two.
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Some sociologists argue that they have become proletarianized, that is they have effectively become members of the working class.
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The 1974 constitution became effectively obsolete through the revolution of November 1989.
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This process implies that forecasts effectively became the annual budgets.
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I was sitting in what had effectively become my boudoir; our living room.
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Its origin, and its method of financing, almost inevitably led to it becoming effectively a horse infirmary.
communicate
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The potential of graphs to communicate effectively is consequently being undermined.
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The ability to communicate effectively , both orally and in writing, is also important.
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Teaching is the ability to communicate effectively to the student or pupil, enabling learning to take place.
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Emerson concedes that the new Clinton administration sometimes failed to communicate effectively .
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For their part, employees must communicate effectively what they want and need.
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Economic survival of the enterprise or its further progress depends on managers communicating effectively with employees.
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It is little wonder that these two camps have rarely communicated effectively with each other in the past.
compete
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This effectively means that only the largest building societies, those with assets of 100m or more, can effectively compete .
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The research therefore aims to investigate alternative strategies which are being adopted in order to compete effectively .
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There is no market system that allows the teaching profession to compete effectively in the labor market for the best college graduates.
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Certificates are one outcome of schooling and will enable the pupil to compete effectively in the labour market.
control
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Moreover, the theory that the pace of colonial development should and could be controlled effectively from Whitehall was soon disproved.
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The drug barons have themselves become substantial land holders, effectively controlling several departments.
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But a judicious combination of methods can effectively control pests for years on end.
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But they can still be loan-tied, which means the nationals will still effectively control these outlets.
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Remember that some people experience very few of these effects, and that many of them can be effectively controlled by medication.
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They demand, therefore, that the social security bureaucracy should more effectively control and discipline its subordinates.
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Radical elite theory's machine model presupposes that both party and state organizations are effectively controlled by socially dominant elites.
deal
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It must show that serious offences against the criminal law will be effectively dealt with.
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This helped her develop a number of extremely useful and transferable skills in dealing effectively with a diverse range of people.
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A well run community service can deal effectively with most skin problems.
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They must acknowledge uncertainties and deal effectively with the present, while simultaneously anticipating and responding to the future.
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The introduction of the smaller cartridge should effectively deal with those criticisms.
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This knowledge brings solace, because the organization is familiar with the inevitable consequences and believes it can effectively deal with them.
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Even though he deals effectively with things, he is necessarily dependent upon those who have taught him to do so.
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So how do you enhance your capacity to deal effectively with continuous change?
end
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It effectively ended when a new Legislative Assembly was formed following the November state elections.
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The agreement effectively ends a bitter legal battle in two states between Mrs Harriman and the heirs.
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By refusing to keep open two-way radio links, the crews had effectively ended a proper emergency service.
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The House vote effectively ends the matter for this session, avoiding the need for debate or votes in the Senate.
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The Grand Theogonist of Sigmar refuses to acknowledge the appointment and the Imperial system is effectively ended .
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The Celtics put it into overdrive in the third, effectively ending any semblance or thought of competition for the night.
function
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The difficulty was that the courts were unable to function effectively .
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Could politics function effectively if there were no foot soldiers? 3.
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Public scepticism and opposition had to be overcome before the system could function effectively , he said.
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Many new organizations and businesses have been, to lesser and greater degrees, designed to function effectively in this volatile climate.
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Such open-mindedness is an essential part of the missionary gift which the Church needs in order to function effectively in any cross-cultural situation.
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Second, we believe that civilized society can not function effectively without effective government-something that is all too rare today.
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However, without all this the infantry's most vital asset, the soldier, does not function effectively .
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In order for the dialogue to function effectively , there are rules of procedure which all participants have to accept.
manage
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Stressful situations can be managed effectively , thus making you a master of life's events rather than a victim.
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Interestingly even organizations known for effectively managing through change stumble at times over that mistake.
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Do they effectively manage your empire with detailed rules on expenditure?
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Conflict can not be managed effectively unless the conflict manager is fully in possession of his or her own potential contribution to any conflict.
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Hierarchies have developed to manage effectively the filtering of information needed to tackle tasks cooperatively.
mean
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The absence of any evidence to support a concern effectively meant that the investigation could go no further.
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This effectively means that only the largest building societies, those with assets of 100m or more, can effectively compete.
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It means effectively that you are buying some one else's experience, and all the traumas of system development are avoided.
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This ruling has effectively meant that children under eight are almost never called and no child under five is ever called.
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For it would effectively mean that Britain had gone bust.
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It is clever because it effectively means that the broadcasters will have to censor themselves.
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It would mean effectively establishing a Securities Exchange Commission lookalike to monitor it.
operate
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Buses could more effectively operate them when integrated with the rest of the bus network, which would also enhance its profitability.
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But more assistant principals and janitors are necessary to make the schools operate effectively , Saylor said.
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Since 1944, for example, we have had a quota system which has never been effectively operated under Governments of either party.
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No previous tank could operate effectively at anything like that speed across rough country without the risk of injuring the crew.
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Consider the view that no banking and financial system can operate effectively without a central bank. 6.
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Finally, constant review and justification of budgets may deny managers a stable and predictable environment in which to operate effectively .
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In order for a society to operate effectively , these guidelines must be shared by its members.
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Not only will human goodness be unable to operate effectively on such a system: it will become increasingly irrelevant to it.
prevent
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Over-cooking is thus effectively prevented , and is it no longer necessary to constantly watch the cooking process.
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A Constituent Assembly was elected in May 1990 but the military authorities have effectively prevented it from convening.
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It effectively prevented him from working for another insurance company during that period.
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Provided the ground is moist so that adequate dew condensation forms the damage from a frost of up to -5° may be effectively prevented .
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Government policy effectively prevents councils from building more homes for rent.
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It is doubtful that any one of the described prevention programs - in isolation - will effectively prevent abuse.
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This effectively prevents a church naturally reproducing and having babies.
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This advantage to the ultimate holder remains even if we effectively prevent insider trading.
reduce
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Conclusion - Angiotensin I converting enzyme inhibition by enalapril effectively reduces microalbuminuria in normotensive diabetic patients whereas hydrochlorothiazide is not effective.
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This effectively reduces the teaching practice experience to years four and six.
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This would effectively reduce the power supply to a simple half wave rectified type.
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They effectively reduce to just one force: the level of effective demand.
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Any of the following options would effectively reduce inappropriate use than would any technical change in legislation.
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This effectively reduces the company's tax liability, which will be payable nine months after the end of the accounting period.
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This effectively reduces the file packing, and may also cause fixed lengths to become variable in length.
remove
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Fortunately, these transient flora are more effectively removed by handwashing than the resident flora.
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The appeals court effectively removed Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson from the case by remanding it to another court for further review.
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Much teaching of drama has effectively removed that power.
use
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Video feedback has also been used effectively in these types of training programmes.
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Republicans concede that the president has an uncanny rhetorical talent that he has used effectively to put congressional leaders on the defensive.
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This technique was used effectively at the Koster site, Illinois.
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But on the other hand, the statement could be used effectively in cross-examining me.
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Thermalling Rapid progress across country is largely a matter of finding and using effectively only the very strongest of thermals.
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She realized that to use effectively the skills she enjoyed she would need to change her role in the school.
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Information about costs and benefits can be used effectively or ignored, but it can be used only if it exists.
work
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These take into account all the aspects of skill and knowledge needed by an individual to work effectively in the industry.
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Construction managers should be adaptable and be able to work effectively in a fast-paced environment.
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To work effectively it needs the right partners and considerable organisation and communication.
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The most valued individuals will be those who can work effectively with other employees in a team effort.
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A 12 volt battery is really essential for the mechanical action of the trimmer to work effectively over a long period.
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The quiet acceptance of the child working or not working effectively is an important tonic.
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Perform combination techniques on the move so that you are able to work effectively in a retreating as well as an advancing mode.
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These skills and her vivacious and outgoing personality enabled her to work effectively and happily in public relations.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Unlike many academics, Rice can communicate her knowledge effectively .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Consider using an electric toothbrush, which removes plaque more effectively than a traditional one.
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Even a large carrier, he warned, could be quickly and effectively disabled by a few bomb hits.
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The interest payments you make to the fund are effectively paid back to the members of the Scheme as pensions later.
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The only tasks where high success rates were obtained were those where the pupil can effectively treat decimals as whole numbers.
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Therefore, it effectively discourages safety innovations.
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This is so we can respond effectively to the needs of our clients.