There are, effectively, only three notes, free-floating and ambiguous.
A couple, two genius rock musicians, who can communicate effectively only through guitar solos.
They could effectively only take players from their B team or below.
The software can be used effectively only if the doctors see an advantage in cooperating.
But in Australia, the shares of Australian residents in company profits are effectively only taxed once.
The residual diplomatic dispute effectively only related to whether the UK should be entitled to interest on the £2.3bn.
But the problem may be that human rights can be protected effectively only by the societies in which people live.
Even without a bicycling child, I'm sure that drivers would, for me, raise questions that can be answered effectively only through a sustained attack by multiple assailants.
Mr. Ahmed will be able to operate effectively only if the Security Council manages to overcome its recent bitter divisions and authorizes his activities.
Their training and practice too often leaves them able to communicate effectively only with other planners and professionals, working in an abstract language that alienates them from people.
Mr. Samuelson also formulated a theory of public goods — that is, goods that can be provided effectively only through collective, or government, action.
