Sentence examples for become so effective from inspiring English sources

Monetary policy works by spurring borrowing, and macroprudential policy cannot become so effective that it brings borrowing to a halt.

Abraham has become so effective that Oakland Coach Jon Gruden said that coaches now have to plan to account for Abraham on every down.

Even the channels for reaching readers are getting outsourced, as social platforms like Facebook become so effective at getting a message in front of people.

Put it this way: Why has the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, derided as irrelevant only two years ago, suddenly become so effective again?

Filtering technology, provided by firms such as Postini and IronPort, has become so effective that it blocks around 95% of spam.

But one important Democrat, Assemblyman Joseph R. Lentol, a Democrat from Brooklyn and the chairman of the committee that reviews criminal justice bills, said DNA testing had become so effective that the proposals merited consideration.

The Kandahar Strike Force grew to a 400-man outfit and became so effective that, according to Afghanzai, "President Karzai sent letters of thanks".

If Sir Walter Raleigh ever despaired of writing a true history of the Tudors, a dynasty that became so effective at suppressing information, so efficient at propaganda, Wroe's imaginative biography might have given him courage to start again.

"Before cleansers became so effective, people needed to do what cleansers could not, which is why people gravitated towards toners," said Dr. Joshua Zeichner, the director of the cosmetic and clinical research department of dermatology at Mount Sinai Medical.

"It's become so dramatically effective in beauty that two years ago we developed an issue that we promote as our sampling issue," Ms. Cardone said.

By the 17th century, pirates had become so dangerously effective that many were enlisted by governments to act as privateers, commissioned to attack the ships and colonies of rival nations.