Sentence examples for effective enough that from inspiring English sources

Kerry's performance was effective enough that it is widely regarded as helping to start his political career, but here's O'Neill: "Kerry performed disastrously...

The campaign last year was deemed popular and effective enough that the company wanted to try another viral initiative, said David Appelbaum, vice president for marketing at BigFix in Emeryville, Calif.

Nonetheless, the campaign to vilify plaintiffs' lawyers has been effective enough that the American Association of Trial Lawyers recently changed its name to the fuzzier American Association for Justice.

And they believe their novel method is safe and effective enough that clinical trials are not far off.

Essentially, giving patients supportive care, including intravenous fluids, may be effective enough that you can't tell if a drug helped or not.

"For me the sanctions need to be effective enough that people come into compliance with the system, otherwise clubs are going to become disillusioned rapidly".

The problem isn't that psychotherapy isn't effective enough or that psychologists don't help people, it's that most people never seek out a psychotherapist in the first place for their mental health concern.

As Maguire noted, what these telecoms care about is that the backhaul becomes price-effective enough that it makes sense for them to provide connectivity in these areas.

Ubiquiti primarily sells into the commercial space but their access points are cost-effective enough that some more technology savvy consumers may find them attractive.

Now that nitrogen pollution mitigation technology has proven to be cost-effective enough that it increases farmers' profits, governments can start enforcing the laws on the books or leave it to the environmental organizations to file lawsuits.

Too many schools are still not effective enough, and that is a challenge for the profession as well as government.