Sentence examples for be effectual from inspiring English sources
adjective
Producing the intended result; entirely adequate.
For music criticism to be effectual, it has to be progressive.
No great change, to be effectual, safe, and permanent, can be achieved by a sudden impulse; the public mind, in this country, is somewhat sluggish in its movements, and requires continued reiteration to stamp it with the sense, the feeling, and the power of those arguments by which great changes are promoted.
Therefore, we have concluded that our approach will be effectual system for the visually impaired people.
Hence, combining CG scaffolds with BPE can be effectual in the regeneration of neocartilage.
Antioxidant therapy has been thought to be effectual for the prevention and treatment of various diseases including diabetes.
If culture were effectual and living, then he would never experience banishment.
"Sarah was effectual and rational, which is what I needed," Ms. Griffiths said, unlike Brenda, who turned into a sex addict.
To overcome the temperature gap, the application of thermotolerant fermenting-microorganisms for high-temperature SSF is effectual.
The result shows that the assessment target system is effectual, and the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method is feasible, reasonable and scientific on the beverage enterprise marketing channel risks.
On the empirical account, we have public justification for some arrangement when what each party actually believes, desires, and values is effectual in motivating her consent to the implementation of that arrangement.
