Sentence examples for is unusually effective from inspiring English sources

Thus, relationship effects reflect the extent to which a professor is unusually effective for a specific student.

It is unusually effective at capturing the kaleidoscopic moods of the protesters as they shout slogans, raise fists, link arms against advancing soldiers, and huddle against bullets and teargas.

Some suburban schools are unusually effective, but it is hard to tell which ones.

He also reported that the recent IRISL designation has been unusually effective.

"Come, fall in love," was the movie's advertising tag line, which seems to have been unusually effective.

The shock absorbers are unusually effective on large highway dips and undulations that would set other pickups bouncing.

And banks are unusually effective at spreading financial distress, once it starts, from one place to another.

Such genes could be retained if gay men were unusually effective protectors of their nephews and nieces, helping genes just like theirs get into future generations.

The protests were unusually effective partly because they were broadcast round the clock on cable TV, which is widely watched by the middle classes.

Though anti-drug war broadsides are about as common in Rolling Stone as paeans to the late Hunter S Thompson, Wells' piece was unusually effective because it was not about the unappreciated pleasures of psychedelia but instead a methodical assessment of the high costs and low benefits of highly-punitive drug policies employed by the US.

Someone had floated the theory that tall lefties were apt to be unusually effective at Fenway, where a ball being released from high off the right side of the pitcher's mound would be obscured by the backdrop of fans' T-shirts in the right-center-field bleachers, thus delaying batters' reactions for a vital split second.