Sentence examples for effectiveness comes from inspiring English sources

School-based smoking prevention programmes have been shown to increase knowledge about the negative effects of tobacco and prevent tobacco use, but the majority of evidence on effectiveness comes from Western countries.

In a country where discretion is a highly prized commodity, his effectiveness comes from operating in the shadows.

When Mr. Gutierrez dances like this, a large part of his effectiveness comes from the way his torso is seldom motionless.

Such strict obedience is all the more impressive when you realize that the red line's ruthless effectiveness comes with no staff members watching over it, no video camera in evidence, nor, as far I am aware, even any electric shocks.

There is a second, related problem where lack of effectiveness comes in.

According to Dyba et al. (2007), higher communication effectiveness comes at the price of considerably longer time and higher cost, while shorter and faster communications come at a price of substantially lesser effectiveness.

For face and scalp AK, MAL + PDT was projected to be the most effective treatment, but its effectiveness came with high payer costs.

In his youth, part of his effectiveness came from his willingness to initiate hostile collisions.

The most impressive example of repeaters' effectiveness came two months after Gettysburg, at the Battle of Chickamauga.

Part of Miriam's effectiveness came from her belief that an editor's relationship with an author was a long one, and was as much personal as professional.

Another measure of the attack's effectiveness came the following morning, when Trump was asked on Fox and Friends what, if anything, from the debate had gotten under his skin.