Sentence examples for effective groups from inspiring English sources

The most effective groups militarily in the opposition are among the most hardline.

Most of all, I try to imagine what "disorganised and effective" groups would do with every area of substantial human activity, from public health to education to astronomy.

International organizations from the U.N. are also present in fighting malaria; the Peace Corps is mentioned as one of the most effective groups.

Plenty of its parties claim to stand for principles, but the only effective groups remain essentially clan-based.

Groups A and B, which were the most effective groups in production and income, are implying an opportunistic tactic during short-term period (Tzanatos et al. 2006b).

The 13-page document describes Jabhat al-Nusra (JN) as one of Syria's most effective groups, which aims to establish an Islamist state in the country.

That institution is the "disorganised, effective" group.

She founded Young Legal Aid Lawyers, by far the most successful and effective group of progressive lawyers I know.

Indeed, the Mets' collection of midgame relievers, including John Franco, Pat Mahomes, Turk Wendell and Dennis Cook, is probably baseball's most effective group.

"You've got to be politically naïve if you think this is not coordinated by a very effective — a very effective — group," he said.

For example, there is a small but effective group of artists whose work is simply to give stuff away for free -- food, art posters, etc.