Sentence examples for most effective because from inspiring English sources
In 1975 he reprised the role of Arnstein in the Funny Girl sequel, Funny Lady, and the previous year gave one of his most effective, because downplayed, performances, as the captain of a stricken cruise liner in Juggernaut.
The most effective because it has a legislated cap on carbon pollution, which is able to move over time as international negotiations progress and as the country decides to shift its targets for emissions reductions.
The National Gallery is most effective because it is full of the kinds of art the researchers say are most innately pleasurable – they recorded especially high pleasure hits from paintings by Constable, Ingres, and Guido Reni.
Biological methods have proved most effective because bacteria are adept at devouring organic matter in wastes.
Among them, M10 was most effective because of achieving compact spots with no tailing in case of serine.
These crops are mainly regarded as the most effective because of their high methane production per hectare and the great replacing of fossil energy carriers.
Written corrections may be the most effective intervention, because, compared with group discussion of the most difficult questions, this assignment forces students who performed poorly to go over all of their specific misunderstandings of the exam material in detail.
Advocacy for women and girls in our region is a particular priority not just because this is where we can be most effective, but because this is where we need to be most effective.
So the scene is most effective not because his character is discovering aspects of baseball that are new to the world, but because "they're new to me".
What's more, over the last two decades many countries have phased out one of the most effective extinguishers because it uses the ozone-depleting chemical halon.
"For me," she said, "I think those two are probably the most effective aspects, because I've had joints that haven't wanted to move very well the past couple of years.
