Sentence examples for effectiveness- from inspiring English sources

The players wanted to have their heads protected, but as individuals they couldn't afford to jeopardize their effectiveness on the ice.

As we rebuild, we are confident that we will increase the volume and effectiveness of attacks," the organisation said.

In recent weeks a significant novelty in the regional mix has been the greater effectiveness of Saudi Arabia, which is now working with its old rivals Qatar and Turkey to build a more potent coalition of non-Isis Syrian rebel groups fighting Assad on the ground, not just from 30,000ft.

We will also set up a Treasury Commission to monitor the effectiveness of the new Diverted Profits Tax and bring in any further measures necessary to prevent large multinational corporations using aggressive tax avoidance schemes".

"I think that's the kind of smart stuff that commissioners can do where investment now can pay big dividends in the future in terms of efficiency and effectiveness of the supply side".

(If the "credibility and effectiveness" of Irish bishops have been undermined, as he says, by the scandals, what of his own standing as a bishop, as the power behind John Paul II's throne and now as pope?) There is no explicit endorsement of the new protocols in Ireland demanding that all suspicions be referred to the police.

As a result, people are now more aware of the effectiveness of existing treatments, the importance of community-based care, and the need to counter stigma.

Nice, however, said there was not enough conclusive evidence on the drug's effectiveness to justify the high cost.

Of course, we could try and conduct more research on the effectiveness of university-led widening participation and support schemes to help universities decide how to support their students.

There are concerns that Cooper's effectiveness as a politician will not transfer to voters.

In a report, published in 2012, the European Network on Debt and Development warned: "Do not implement new results-based approaches unless they respond to the demands of recipient country governments in consultation with civil society and parliaments, and have been designed to meet aid effectiveness principles.