Sentence examples for effective saying from inspiring English sources

Bush describes waterboarding as "highly effective", saying it provided "large amounts of information".

But Mr. Gruber concluded that neither would be particularly effective, saying that "both alternatives significantly erode the gains in public health and insurance affordability made possible by the Affordable Care Act".

But Mr. Almunia insisted Wednesday that the remedy had been effective, saying that, "our decision was very relevant in opening the market and broadening the choice for users, for what kind of browsers they want to use".

Union leaders asserted that the strike was highly effective, saying that 12,000 home care aides -- nearly all black and Hispanic women -- demonstrated yesterday at a Midtown rally in which Senator Charles E. Schumer and Howard Dean, the former Vermont governor and Democratic presidential candidate, took part.

He also questioned whether using contractors was cost effective, saying that no one really knew whether having a force made up mainly of contractors whose salaries were often triple or quadruple those of a corresponding soldier or Marine was cheaper or more expensive for the American taxpayer.

He is quietly confident that the vocal campaigning to save the Welsh Cavalry will have been effective, saying: "I'm cautiously optimistic.

"Silence is very, very effective," said Russo.

"It's terribly effective," says Palin.

"They were incredibly effective," said Vito Turso, a department spokesman.

It's not only about cutting short but also about making things more effective," said Reinecke.

But if the right spark is struck, the government is very effective," says Thompson.