Many schools might already have effective policies and systems in place, but those who haven't will need to revise their priorities to make sure this features.
He introduced a series of moderate reforms of abuses, which might have been effective 10 years earlier.
Had the movie played a bit more on his Man That Time Forgot discomfort, it might have been effective.
Yet a gesture, even an oblique one, artfully constructed and offered before the delegates with humility, might have been effective.
All of these might have been effective (though silent screams are one of the worst expressionistic clichés), had each not been drawn out long beyond its shelf life.
The method of Satyagraha, Orwell said, might have been effective against the British, but he was doubtful about its future as a tactic for political struggle.
It has been argued that the focus on messages disparaging Hillary Clinton in the black community might have been effective at tamping down turnout in important ways.
Their absence was perhaps a fluke, but it suggested that heavy security restrictions, like banning cars from Baghdad's streets, might have been effective.
In our case, plateletpheresis might have been effective, but our hospital did not have the necessary equipment.
We might have more effective treatments if scientists understood allergies, but a maddening web of causes underlies allergic reactions.
