Sentence examples for measures prove effective from inspiring English sources

But proposed adaptation measures prove effective to even bring metapopulation strength and persistence up to a level above the current level.

These and other measures proved effective.

These measures proved effective and the country was calm for the rest of the reign.

The measures proved effective in reducing transmission within burns units, but they did not prevent the sporadic arrival of newly infected patients.

The measure proved effective in the trials in establishing the QoL benefits for parents when Elidel cream is compared to conventional therapy in the treatment of children with AD [ 8].

But some analysts said they doubted that these measures would prove effective.

But none of these measures will prove effective if we cannot keep users – be they addicted, dependent or dabbling – alive.

Given the poor record of sanctions against North Korea, some analysts said they doubted that these measures would prove effective.

In virtually the same breath, however, the critics of contingency plans at the nuclear reactor said that FEMA did not go far enough when it reported on Friday that it could not offer "reasonable assurance" that evacuation routes or other measures would prove effective in the event of an accident or terrorist attack.

But the president of the drivers' federation expressed frustration with the pace of the police efforts to stem the killings and said he feared that some of the measures would not prove effective.

David Winston, a Republican pollster, said that whatever big goals Mr. Obama and the base of the Democratic Party remain eager to achieve, voters for the most part are going to be focused on one thing: whether the economic measures sponsored by the new administration prove effective in halting and reversing job losses.