Sentence examples for anyway effective from inspiring English sources

Many actors find the experience cold, but it is also freeing and — in Allen's hands, anyway — effective.

That was expected, though, and anyway, effective systems for that side of the science are already in use.

Much information will still be captured, because parallel efforts to combat money laundering will continue (and are anyway more effective).

Martinez flatly dismissed the idea that the ban on remittances was effective anyway.

Invoking the abstract notions of justice and truth to support our cause wouldn't be effective anyway because our adversaries lay claim to the same language.

"When you live in a small building, you cook a lot and don't use your range hood, which may not be very effective anyway, then you're probably going to have a problem with pollutants from cooking".

"I thought it was sort of statistically a silly thing to do, and were there ever any toxic gases out there, whatever mask she had might or might not be effective anyway".

It will not be amenable to calls for non-violence, and anyway the most effective of the non-violent activists are dead or in prison or have left the country.

Traditional security isn't very effective anyway.

(The usual job application process usually isn't that effective anyway).

NIH got rid of its R29 "new investigator" grants long ago; because they were small, they were never really that effective anyway.