Sentence examples for effectively good from inspiring English sources

"No matter how many qubits you had, you couldn't even get one effectively good one because of the error rates being too high," he said.

One is the huge federal subsidy for ethanol; since gasohol that is 10% ethanol gets a 5.3-cent-a-gallon fuel tax exemption, the ethanol is effectively good for 53 cents a gallon in federal handouts.

The hybrid learning scheme allows us to make best use of such pre-labeled datasets as might exist and to remember effectively good control actions discovered by reinforcement learning.

The first point to make from this observation is that, once again, it underlines the difficulty of defining species, since it shows that effectively good species can later on become varieties when their living conditions change, even in the wild.

The ability of assessments to discriminate effectively between good and poor candidates, as well as the fidelity of the assessment are also important considerations in evaluating an assessment tool.

It says: "This [policy] is serving to undermine the ability of prison governors to govern effectively… Good governors should be allowed to govern".

The Chancellor said: "The health service cannot function effectively without good social care.

"By not aligning the RBS investments with the goals of the green investment bank, the Treasury is effectively throwing good money after bad".

"I think the media reports bad news about employment more effectively than good news, and we always hear about company closures and job losses, so perhaps that attention is impacting how young people perceive their job opportunities," Kofman said.

For justice consists, allegedly, of the measures that effectively promote good consequences.

Wouldn't, I don't know, being able to use the Blizzard updater effectively be "good"?