Sentence examples for are not really effective from inspiring English sources

The judge knew from experience that "lawsuits are not really effective in letting people get to what the real problems were," he added.

They have the Groups but Groups are not really effective actually… In every big city there are like 100 groups for, let's say golf, so I would have to join all the groups.

And if tests suggest that Latham's bright clouds aren't really effective, the whole thing could be scrapped without much loss.

"Thus, Chinese constitutions were not really effective in limiting state power and protecting individual liberties.

Lord Foulkes argued: "Recent events have shown that the intelligence and security committee, as currently constituted, is not really effective".

"When we decided to relaunch our new vision, we said, 'Now we want to position it from a fashion perspective, keep it totally unexpected and young.' " After a considerable amount of consumer research, Mr. Brennan said, it is clear that the positioning of the company's fur coats in North America was "not really effective in terms of bringing back young potential consumers".

In fact, this assignment is not really effective because no data will be transmitted for this macroblock.

"Therefore we have an investigation unit which is not really effective because after the investigation nothing happens.

If an ad is supposed to be funny, but we look at 100 participants and none laugh, then we know it's not really effective.

Although wrapping the aneurysm may decrease the bleeding risk, it is not really effective for complex aneurysms.

Maybe because there was not enough awareness…not enough people knew…It was weak and then there was nobody that was really pushing it…It wasn't enforced, it was not really effective (Political Analyst 4, Female).