Sentence examples for effective judged from inspiring English sources

Where we observed that promotion within certain groups was more effective (judged by respondent numbers) than others, we actively encouraged additional promotional efforts by those partner organisations with lower numbers.

The strike was a Palestinian show of strength, and it was effective, judging from the empty streets in Palestinian cities.

The playing field of transnational efforts against corruption is becoming more aggressive and arguably more effective judging by the number of high-profile multi-jurisdictional prosecutions or investigations of key players.

She's a very effective judge.

Training magistrates to understand domestic violence has made them more effective judges of that equally awful crime.

Why or why not? -Considering only the depiction of her conveyed by the editorial, do you feel Judge Judy is an effective judge?

"The question that occurs to this court, but apparently not to the S.E.C., is, was such an expensive notice program effective?" Judge Pauley wrote.

We need to have impartial third parties that will referee our transactions this is the essence of government protecting property rights but ultimately the most effective judge will be the collective wisdom of market participants who stand ready to jump in and offer a better service, with profit being their reward.

Judge Alex Kozinski, a veteran of the powerful U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, said in a statement that he is retiring "effective immediately" because "I cannot be an effective judge and simultaneously fight this battle".

On both those levels the scent is effective, and judged purely as an essence of Dieselness, it should receive five stars.

The SP+3AQ regimen proved to be the most effective as judged by the incidence of clinical episodes of malaria and by the prevalence of parasitaemia at the end of the malaria transmission season.