Sentence examples for effective turn out from inspiring English sources
She said: "One has to be realistic and say sometimes bad things do happen and sometimes the controls you think are effective turn out not be so.
"Sometimes the controls you think are effective turn out not to be so … The only way to respond if you made a mistake is to apologise – that is absolutely what we have done.
In another gambit against medicine's gold standard, he suggested: "Every drug that is withdrawn is withdrawn because the RCTs that proved they were safe and effective turned out to be wrong".
(3) They questioned how effective biochar would turn out to be for reducing carbon emissions.
The immediate issue for the West is just how effective the sanctions turn out to be.
It is much more likely that the most effective plan will turn out to be a rather complicated mixture of the old and the new.
Studios are slowly moving toward cheaper means to reach consumers — social media, Web campaigns — but executives are reluctant to trim spending on expensive TV ads and billboards, because those tools are still seen as effective ways to turn out an audience.
After traveling to Washington, DC and presenting the DCCC with polling data he'd commissioned as well as a "path to victory" (politics is full of cringe-inducing phrases like this one), he asked for money that would be used primarily to print and mail campaign literature to people in the district––a tactic that to this day remains one of the most effective ways to turn out voters.
The most effective treatment turned out to be the sun.
What we need to see is just how effective this turns out to be.
Nothing worked, and the most effective procedure turned out to be the care provided by the nurses, who kept patients hydrated, rested and warm.
