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Brian Fisher, who rejoined the Yankees today after a two-week course in remedial pitching at Columbus, pitched the eighth inning effectively enough but encountered trouble in the ninth when he gave up no-out singles to Sheridan and Lou Whitaker and walked Kirk Gibson with one out.

This shortfall can be overcome by the increased responsiveness to light exposure [ 7] but may not be counteracted effectively enough among individuals predisposed to depressive disorder [ 8].

Each of these ingredients can be harsh on sensitive skin but can react the glue effectively enough to soften it and prep it for removal.

"But he never conveyed to people effectively enough that he understood everybody's pain….

Nicky Law, David Templeton, Dean Shiels and Kris Boyd are all players who were in good form for their previous clubs but have not reproduced if often or effectively enough for Rangers.

Even when data are processed efficiently, they are rarely made widely available or communicated effectively enough to have an immediate effect on the lives of the surveillance population.

Barack Obama seems to think he's done a pretty terrific job as president, but maybe he hasn't trumpeted his accomplishments effectively enough.

At first glance, solar might seem like the perfect form of clean energy for this sunny state, but we can't yet store solar power effectively enough to meet all our needs.

A high-quality computer microphone will work effectively enough for a beginning cartoon, but if you plan to seriously market and distribute your cartoon, you will eventually need to invest in more professional equipment.

But they could not put hits together or pitch effectively enough.

But Dutrow appealed the ruling and continues to race horses effectively enough to be the nation's 11th-ranked trainer with more than $2.2 million in earnings for 2012.