Sentence examples for effectual and from inspiring English sources

If culture were effectual and living, then he would never experience banishment.

"Sarah was effectual and rational, which is what I needed," Ms. Griffiths said, unlike Brenda, who turned into a sex addict.

He told ABC radio: "There was a committee that was not very effectual and the chairman of the committee is now the departmental medical officer who is providing advice in a more sustained way".

The application of peroxydisulfate along with UV irradiation as an advanced oxidation process at laboratory scale introduces an effectual and safe method for degradation of tylosin.

Taking everything into consideration, unfortunately, the outcomes show that despite the measures taken by other countries, Iran has not been able to make effectual and winning decisions.

The result shows that the assessment target system is effectual, and the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method is feasible, reasonable and scientific on the beverage enterprise marketing channel risks.

The third main alternative, defended by Schaffer (2005), includes both a causal alternative and an effectual difference and so numbers the causal relata at four, yielding the form: c rather than c* causes e rather than e*.

In a second expedition, which left home in 1825, he descended the Mackenzie under more favourable auspices, peace having been established throughout the fur-countries under the exclusive government of the Hudson's Bay Company, which had taken the north-west traders into partnership, and was then in a position to afford him effectual assistance, and speed him on his way in comfort.

Sentinel coyote surveys appear to be effectual cost- and labor-sensitive indicators of M. bovis presence in sympatric wildlife and domestic livestock.

No great change, to be effectual, safe, and permanent, can be achieved by a sudden impulse; the public mind, in this country, is somewhat sluggish in its movements, and requires continued reiteration to stamp it with the sense, the feeling, and the power of those arguments by which great changes are promoted.

For instance, in traditional classroom settings, instructor enthusiasm is often perceived as one of the significant conditions for effectual instruction and for student motivation [9].