Sentence examples for how effectual from inspiring English sources

In an airplane cabin turning these headphones on and off shows you how effectual they are.

"I'm still concerned as to how it [a potential bid] can become effectual," said Jordan, who used to manage his own F1 team, Jordan.

The interactions among carbohydrates, nutrients, and toxins within cycad strobili tissues in relation to these idioblasts may prove to be of crucial importance for developing a full understanding of how pollinators feed on the plant's reproductive tissues while enacting effectual pollination.

Smith's invisible hand — which, in his description, guides an individual to promote the interests of society more effectually than he intends — has not looked so effectual lately.

But effectual?

And effectual.

Both will be effectual.

Whitlam's governments were extremely active, if not always effectual.

The ironic upshot, one less effectual shah later, was the Islamic revolution of Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979, in which the clerics the shahs had tried to squeeze out of the picture seized ultimate power for themselves, and have kept it ever since.For an example of how things can go wrong at the letting-in stage, remember Algeria in 1992.

"However I'm reliably informed that feckless comes from 'effectless' so the opposite's effectual.

The prime minister declared: "This was a committee which was not very effectual".