Sentence examples for effective of course from inspiring English sources

An experiment large enough with a well matched and representative control group, ideally chosen at random would present both the ability to effectively assess the effectiveness of the policy and the effect of reduced alcohol intake on various outcomes (if the policy was effective of course).

Not all of Dahl's stories are equally effective, of course.

These specific measures will be effective, of course, only if the O.S.C.E.

That sweetness is more effective, of course, because the show is so sour.

Leiter, the Mets left-hander, has been consistently durable and effective; of course he would not deviate from that pattern.

The warning is effective, of course, only if the intruder is knowledgeable concerning its significance and can take heed.

"Abstinence-only" teaching, they reckon, should be more effective.That, of course, is a possibility.

Effective representation, of course, will require taxation and incorporation, then elections, politics and varied ranges of influence -- in other words, hierarchy.

Agencies have more or less effective counterincentives, of course; the American Food and Drug Administration cares about pharmaceutical companies, but its employees also care very, very much about not approving things that poison people (which isn't necessarily good, as it may prevent the approval of lifesaving drugs... but that is another post).

The intention was to provide students with ample time and materials to nurture effective learning of course content.

The most effective response, of course, would be to demonstrate that one's favored theory does not succumb to these objections, and we shall briefly consider attempts to respond in this fashion in the following section.