If the "internal portal" was ever effective in the first place, it has become an increasingly uphill battle getting outside partners to log-in these days (not to mention employees).
Not that legality or the concept of respectful treatment of our fellow humans were ever effective deterrents to police brutality before.
Although no vaccine is ever 100percentt effective, some authorities see the findings as highlighting a potentially serious problem.
One reason the chancellor is able to get away with all these wobbles is because the opposition is ever less effective at actually opposing him.
As Bt –CRW traits are failing to resistance by corn rootworm, the promise of the next effective trait is ever appealing.
In a variety of contexts, a large number of experiences demonstrate that planning mistakes tend to proliferate, and the difference between hopes, plans and effective outcomes is ever wider.
I called Jim Dale, senior meteorologist at British Weather Services, to see if it was ever an effective analogy in the first place.
He expects that as doctors learn more about the genetic make-up of patients and the specific mutations driving their disease, and as earlier detection becomes the norm, cancer treatments will become increasingly targeted, and they'll be ever more effective for the appropriate patients.
"There's never been an effective response -- ever -- where more than 10 or 20percentt of the oil is ever recovered from the water.
Another issue is whether the program was ever cost-effective, especially given its limited participation.
