Sentence examples for effective sign from inspiring English sources

Luckily Derek devised a simple and effective sign language system for us to use.

The inauguration of the president of the United States, for example, is an effective sign in the sense that the ceremony results in the oath taker becoming president.

While women who saw a straightforward reminder like "Wash your hands with soap" were quite likely to comply, men needed a more graphic message: the most effective sign in the men's room was "Soap it off or eat it later".

But the saddest yet most effective sign of all was "Women's rights are human rights," a famous Hillary Rodham Clinton quote from the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, 22 years earlier. .

Each discovery (inventio) promised new and effective signs of divine redemption.

Indeed, there is no society that does not employ effective signs.

Clough would reinvent the ageing, but still classy, Mackay as a sweeper and later described him as "the most effective signing in my entire managerial career".

Rather than plaster a motorway with words in flashing lights, more effective signs with pictures are now in use, says Graham Dalton, the chief executive of the Highways Agency.

"She's already played with Natalia and knows Laura really well, so I think she'll fit in quickly and will be an effective signing for us".

On contrast-enhanced CT performed after 6 cycles of bevacizumab-containing chemotherapy, all the 12 liver metastases detected before chemotherapy had decreased in size, and radiological findings of the metastases showed effective signs corresponding to the optimal morphologic response [19].

Previous work suggests that cancer patients who are told to contact their GP by hospital staff at the end of the hospital monitoring phase are significantly more likely to do so than those who were not, suggesting room for improvement in the effective sign-posting of primary care-based services for cancer survivors (Allgar and Neal, 2005).