Sentence examples for intermittently effective from inspiring English sources

While Hardy is undeniably commanding as Reggie, in the more difficult role of Ronnie, he is only intermittently effective.

Farmers and pathologists said that the fungicides available to organic farmers, mostly copper-based sprays used since the 19th century, are only intermittently effective.

Pirlo has been intermittently effective, and even less so on the tight Yankee Stadium pitch, and Frank Lampard has been... absent.

Kenny Burns, transformed by Clough from a bruising, intermittently effective centre-forward into a brilliant libero, remembers asking the manager for one piece of tactical guidance: "Boss, what are we going to do with free-kicks?" "Shoot".

Ms. Ahtila has a pertinent subject and has given it so much visual beauty, narrative complexity and jump-cutting that to some extent "Where Is Where?" can't help being intermittently effective.

Politically, however, economic republicanism has intermittently been effective, though less so over time.

Religions are intermittently too useful, effective and intelligent to be abandoned to the religious alone.

The medications may be effective taken intermittently, for two weeks a month.

Catherine Green and Mr. Baird demonstrate the delicate placement of head, arms and hands, and the precision of the small, deliberate steps to wonderful effect in the Baroque sections, but the links between their work and the neo-Balanchine-isms of the leotard-clad Ms. Okolova and Matthew Prescott are only intermittently interesting, and never effective as a theatrical whole.

It is preferred that benzodiazepines be taken intermittently and at the lowest effective dose.

This integrated model will provide realistic simulations that will prove useful in the design of effective control systems for intermittently mixed SSF bioreactors.