Sentence examples for effective right from inspiring English sources

The characters (except the chorus, representing the townsfolk) wore costumes by Toni Wright, and the lighting, by Kevin Kirkpatrick, proved effective right down to the lightning effects, which seemed for all the world to be coming from outside the tent on that rainy night.

Its statement added: "The reason for this is to ensure that the penalty does not take effect before any appeal so that Mr Suarez has an effective right of appeal".

Its statement added: "The reason for this is to ensure that the penalty does not take effect before any appeal so that Mr Suarez has an effective right of appeal". Piara Powar, executive director of Football Against Racism in Europe (Fare), believes the governing body's decision is a landmark judgement.

"We need to bring a surge to Afghanistan and make it effective right now".

Clearly, the punishments are not severe enough to be effective right now".

And "a right without a remedy is not an effective right," Mr. Kennedy said.

Last summer, at a Gays for Trump party at the Republican National Convention, Wintrich met several of the country's most effective right-wing propagandists, including Jim Hoft, a fifty-six-year-old blogger who lives in St . Louis

Ben Weber and Brendan Donnelly have been effective right-handed setup men, and Francisco Rodriguez has just five games of major league experience but owns a devastating cutter; he could be called on to get big outs.

Truly outstanding managers are no doubt the ones who can couple effective right-hemispheric processes (hunch, judgment, synthesis, and so on) with effective processes of the left (articulateness, logic, analysis, and so on).

But they are not old standbys themselves, and they offer a glimpse of what a more constructive and effective right-wing populism might be able to offer to the party — and a glimpse, too, of what might have been had Republicans thought harder about policy in 2012 instead of just expecting the economy to deliver them the White House.

From a different ideological vantage point, I've entertained versions of this argument myself, and imagined a world in which McCain's dealmaking instincts and the incentives of divided government delivered effective right-leaning public policy on issues ranging from health care to tax reform.