10 sentences with “effectively”

The veterinarian attended to an injured pet and treated it effectively.

His experience in management allowed him to lead the project very effectively.

The Seleucids ruled Mesopotamia and Persia. Despite the vast wealth of the Seleucid kingdom, it was the most difficult to rule effectively.

By the time of al-Rashid's reign, however, the Caliphate was splintering; it was simply too large to function effectively without advanced bureaucratic institutions.

The core of the Persian army, its medium cavalry, fought effectively against the Athenians, but once the Athenian wings closed and forced the infantry back, the Persians were defeated.

Gaius Gracchus' most radical move was to try to extend full citizenship to all Italian subjects of Rome, which would have effectively transformed the Roman Republic into the Italian Republic.

To try to govern this vast new empire effectively, the Umayyads took over and adapted the bureaucracies of the peoples they conquered, including those of the Byzantines and especially the Persians.

When Darius I came to power, the Persian Empire was already too large to rule effectively; it was larger than any other empire in the world to date, but there was not enough infrastructure or government to rule it consistently.

Although not created by the British government itself, the Bank of England soon became the official banking institution of the state. This was a momentous event because it allowed the government to manage the state debt effectively.

Napoleon was indifferent to luxury and worked tirelessly, often sleeping only four or five hours a night, and his intellectual gifts (amazing powers of memory, above all) were such that he was able to effectively micromanage his entire empire through written directives to subordinates.