Sentence examples for it worked effectively from inspiring English sources

Since getting back into the Premier League under Nigel Adkins, the Saints have, at times, played 4-4-2 and withreeree centre‑backs, but generally they are a 4-3-3 side and the challenge so far for Claude Puel, the latest manager, has been to find the right pieces to fit in the holes – on Sunday it worked effectively.

But there were also those who felt that one of the reasons that no one was able to uncover evidence of any substantial trafficking was because the story had generated so much concern that it worked effectively as a preventive measure.

APSOG is a voluntary association of PSCs which seeks to promote the interest of the industry and to ensure its regulation to enable it work effectively with all stakeholders.

It works effectively on very large graphs, since its memory requirements are smaller than those of other algorithms of the same kind.

With the possibility of using a plant-derived HPV-11 vaccine as cost-effective vaccine boosters, the goal would be to make it work effectively.

Dipyridamole alone does not reduce the incidence of death following myocardial infarction, but it works effectively in combination with other inhibitors of platelet function or with anticoagulants.

The Fed researchers survey central banks' responses to the crisis and then focus their attention on forward guidance, and in particular on how to make it work effectively.

Nagpaul says: "There is real potential here if it works effectively, but the onus is on NHS England to get it right".

The reality is that it is the still largely intergovernmental nature of Europe that in most instances is what prevents it working effectively.

We are reviewing the system of disagreement resolution, which includes mediation and tribunals, to make sure that it works effectively for parents and carers".

"We may well see when we set it up, when it works effectively, when the political parties might change their mind," he added, saying that he hoped it could prove to the public it was "tough, fair and free".