Sentence examples for maybe less effective from inspiring English sources
Despite efforts to connect patients with resources to help them afford co-pays, some will request a drug that is cheaper but maybe less effective — or even push to discontinue the medicine.
Therefore, in nulliparous women manipulation of the fetus through the abdominal wall seemed to be more difficult and maybe less effective.
"Our research shows that shorter commercials are maybe a smidgen less effective than 30- or 60-second spots," Mr. Sorrell said.
He was less effective, maybe even a bit superfluous, on a rather halfhearted interpretation of the Motown classic "Tears of a Clown".
Therefore to try to teach people about "wowness" in a classroom way would be far less effective, maybe futilely so, than to invite a target audience into one's planning from the very start, to help define, from distinctive individual perspectives (the audience came from around the world), what "wowness" meant to them and why.
Maybe a punch is a less effective way to achieve such an end, but the end itself is worth fighting for.
Maybe that sounds difficult, but then again, it can't be less effective than the gridlock in place today.
It's a less exotic image, but not necessarily a less effective one: Webbie isn't stampeding through the club, he's lurching, or maybe shuffling.
Maybe that's why the biggest disappointment of the season – among quite a few, alas – was the less effective revival of Odets's "Big Knife".
For example, although the effective population size of R. caryophyllacea has fluctuated over time it seems to have always been quite small, maybe less than 25,000 individuals.
