Sentence examples for are too effectively from inspiring English sources

Whether in Latin America, in Afghanistan or in the emerging narco-states of West Africa, purely national attempts to deal with drugs can be counter-productive; they just drive up prices or create new networks.In many other cases the wreckers are too effectively globalised for any one state to take them on, adds Mr Cockayne.

The Khashoggi case is too big, too perverted, and has been too effectively communicated.

As Justice Blackmun recognizes (with evident hope), ante, at 5, the "undue burden" standard may ultimately require the invalidation of each provision upheld today if it can be shown, on a better record, that the State is too effectively "express[ing] a preference for childbirth over abortion," ante, at 41. Reason finds no refuge in this jurisprudence of confusion.

The students found that there is interest in charcoal, but that the existing stoves the locals use are too big to effectively burn charcoal in.

Others may disagree, holding that most religions' sacred texts are too indeterminate to effectively interpret.

Some mutations may lead to extensive downstream cascades that may be reflected in network patterns that are too broad to effectively pinpoint the disease-causing gene.

"There are too many to communicate effectively.

There are too many to communicate effectively," he said.

Many are struggling because they are too small to compete effectively on the global stage.

Some saw it as a signal of more consolidation among online financial companies that are too small to compete effectively.

But the orchards are too large to patrol effectively, and thieves cut through the chain link almost as soon as it goes up.