Sentence examples for a rather effective from inspiring English sources
Most, though, just wanted the tidy resolution of what had long seemed an anachronism, albeit a rather effective one.If resisting the government's will is indeed a mark of effectiveness, then the unreformed Lords have been doing a fine job since most of their hereditary members were removed from the chamber in 1999.
That has been anything but the case, as Stuckey and Knight have improbably become a rather effective back-court pair.
He is an activist, and a rather effective one.Mr Li and his family have been on the wrong side of officials in this windswept northern village (population 1,200) for half a century, including disputes over land and public finances.
Certainly not the sort of thing you want to watch over dinner, at least not if you want to finish your food which, I suppose, could make it a rather effective dieting tool.
That this grab-bag of minor threats is used to justify a defense budget in the range of $600bn, an active and reserve force of 1 million troops and a far-flung empire of military bases and partners – not to mention, a rather effective navy and air force, and thousands of nuclear weapons – is astounding.
A rather effective projection of a massive eye oversees some brave if laborious abseiling, some predictable though appropriate echoes of recently scattered encampments in and out of London, and a final gathering of the several-hundred strong cast who wag pretty illuminated models in a lineup that is more community theatre than engrossing spectacle.
Finally enraged, the two spirited besties introduced a new and rather effective way to put men in their place (one of them actually five feet under).
Volume, although a rather fuzzy concept, is rather effective as a filter between conformers dissimilar in shape and features [7].
As sequences became more readily available, methods such as PROSAR were used to fix favourable amino acids, a strategy that proved rather effective (albeit that it does not consider epistasis).
Given that molecular volume, a somewhat vague concept, is rather effective, it leads one to wonder: can the existing PubChem 3-D neighboring relationship, which consists of billions of shape similar conformer pairs from tens of millions of unique small molecules, be used to identify additional shape descriptor relationships?
Therefore, it cannot be attributed to a simple thermal occupation effect of the QW excitonic states, which have a rather small effective g-factors.
