Sentence examples for entirely effective from inspiring English sources

For more severe and debilitating cases, antipsychotic medication, botulinum toxin injections and implantation of a deep brain stimulation device might be considered, although all of those options are riskier, can have unpleasant side effects and are not entirely effective.

Quite broad-ranging, this not entirely effective defence.

But nothing, so far, has proved entirely effective.

It may not be an entirely effective one.

At its core "One Evening" is an ominous and imaginative, if not entirely effective, musical drama.

The only entirely effective weapon a tyrant can deploy is fear.

After Pakistan's military took power in 1999 and announced that it was sending Ambassador Lodhi back to Washington, there was alarm among diplomats of India, who knew that she had been entirely too effective during her first tour as ambassador here in the mid-1990's.

This event shows an early – if not entirely novel – effective use of the longbow against cavalry, a tactic which was to become central to future English military success.

It could also lead to the development of new programs composed entirely of effective kernels.

Yet, baseline study findings showed that although women had multiple antenatal visits, they were not profiting entirely from effective communication for care during and after pregnancy.

Using electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and a recently developed analytical flow cell technique, these changes are shown to be due almost entirely to the effective wetting of the porous carbon paper rather than any electroactivation effect of surface functional groups on the intrinsic kinetics of the V2+/V3+ reaction.