Sentence examples for become much less effective from inspiring English sources
When acclaimed hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones revealed his opinion that women become much less effective as stock traders or investors once they have children, he was, in a sense, suggesting that the distraction of motherhood -- a distinctly feminine condition -- exceeds that of other attention-siphoning activities.
Bleach stored in a warm or sunny place can break down and become much less effective.
Wiper blades crack in the cold and become much less effective, which can be dangerous in inclement weather.
It's especially important to keep multi-blade razors from clogging with shaving cream and little hairs, or it'll become much less effective at shaving your face.
If a leg on a kicking user is damaged, his kicks with either of his legs will become much less effective.
Turning off your engine will cause you to lose your power steering and brakes - your car will be very hard to steer and the brakes will become much less effective.
Once the threshold crossed into the dreaded land of spam, driven in large part by the underbelly of sellers hocking everything from prescription drugs from Canada to male enhancement devices to stock tips, promotional email became much less effective.
However, they also found that once German tanks had been fitted with armoured skirts that detonated hollow-charge ammunition before it could penetrate the tank's armour, the weapon became much less effective.
