Sentence examples for effectiveness called from inspiring English sources
One of those, Hope Now, the voluntary mortgage-industry alliance to help troubled borrowers, had its effectiveness called into question last week by a report from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
A report ranking their effectiveness was called "The Sometime Government".
But the Tire Industry Association, a trade group that seeks to end the tariffs, has questioned the tariff's effectiveness and called for it to be lifted.
If Rahm's smarts had been questioned, worse still, his effectiveness was called out.
Furthermore, comparative effectiveness research calls for stakeholder involvement to help ensure external validity and relevance [ 21].
"It is anchored in the spirit of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, which calls for national leadership and ownership of the development agenda.
The Busan Outcome Document signals a shift from 'aid effectiveness' to what has been called 'development effectiveness' in which a greater emphasis is placed on results and on the role of non-government actors/donors as well as public-private partnerships.
The UN's effectiveness was inevitably called into question after the atrocities in Rwanda and Srebrenica.
Their potential to help is huge but their effectiveness has been called into question.
It does this by boosting the effectiveness of molecules called serotonin and norepinephrine, which nerve cells use to communicate.
