Sentence examples for effective closing from inspiring English sources
Washington's efforts in the late 1970's to stamp out child pornography by declaring it illegal were enormously effective, closing off traditional outlets for illicit images.
But the Twins have emerged from the trade with a highly effective closing relief pitcher and the kind of promising young starters the Mariners acquired from the Expos.
He outdebated a sitting president famous for his eloquence, and he followed up on that success with a highly effective closing pitch, coming into his own as a candidate at the moment when it mattered most.
And although a recent National Journal poll may seem on the surface to suggest that a plurality of Americans support the restrictions that the Texas Legislature passed last weekend, the bill includes details — no exceptions for rape or incest, the effective closing of most of the state's clinics — that most Americans would quite likely oppose.
Among other things, Mr. Skakel accused Mr. Sherman of failing to pursue an alibi defense; failing to rebut the testimony of two schoolmates who maintained that Mr. Skakel had admitted to the murder; and failing to prepare an effective closing argument, a lapse Judge Bishop called "both inadequate and improper".
An effective closing argument makes certain on promises made during the opening statements.
Their biggest problem could be replacing Farnsworth, who was their third and most effective closer last year.
Finding a capable setup man can sometimes be as difficult as finding an effective closer.
The Blitz came to an effective close in May 1941 when Hitler decided to invade the Soviet Union.
The sunny blitheness of the dance makes it an effective closer.
After Hoffman joined the Brewers, he said he had no doubt that he could still be an effective closer.
