Sentence examples for argue the effectiveness from inspiring English sources
I mean, you can argue the effectiveness of banning items piecemeal, but do you think the TSA can justify its funding when it does nothing in the face of an attempted attack?
One can argue the effectiveness of such a boycott on affecting any political change in these policies; I'd posit that the eyes of the world upon Russia, as well as the pressure of large corporate sponsors, might yield better results.
Given this limitation, critics may argue the effectiveness of the interventions on a participant's pain level.
Using ship numbers to debate an appropriate size for a navy, outside of the context of capability and requirement, is like arguing the effectiveness of an army is based on its number of tanks.
People can argue about the effectiveness of the act, but one thing is beyond dispute.
As members of the media argue over the effectiveness of Barack Obama's first 100 days in office, there's one issue they probably all agree on.
One can argue about the effectiveness and propriety of either, but you can bet your bottom dollar that a European company would rather deal with the state regulator than face the US court, and possibly an Alabama or Florida jury.
These results argue for the effectiveness of SRTS interventions in controlling school-travel related pediatric pedestrian injury.
We argue that the effectiveness of policies in promoting growth depends upon the set of structural policies implemented or already existing in the country.
Most importantly, however, we argue that the effectiveness could be increased through more strategic and systematic use, which might require national coordination.
Based on the results, the authors argue about the effectiveness of the incremental method and further apply it in [6] and [7] in order to linearize the transient flow equations for a combined electricity-gas model that is applied on the Belgian high-calorific gas network, where the effects of initial linepack in system operation are examined.
