It's Renault's own words that most effectively show how much she matters.
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That's what I Am Not Your Negro does most effectively: it shows its audience how difficult white society makes it for black people to thrive.
14, 48 Because of its randomized and multicenter, multicountry design, Tun-Lin and others was the most powerful study and effectively showed that targeted larval control was at least as effective as non-targeted control but at a lower cost except where the intervention incorporated social mobilization.
While the method was somewhat accurate, with Ryan expected to have thrown the most, the same calculations effectively showed how hard it is to predict a no-hitter.
They effectively show that most failures of democracy in the last century didn't appear suddenly and obviously, like a coup.
Most effectively, the show maps the extent to which Moses' decisions were governed by the larger forces shaping the 20th-century city: a booming car culture, panic over middle-class flight to the suburbs, the rigid orthodoxies of late Modernism.
Mr. Fann's most effectively written scene shows the withdrawal agonies experi enced by a daughter in the presence of her mother.
Grayling is not deaf to the argument that war justifies whatever means might be necessary to win it most effectively, but he shows that even this cannot be deployed to condone barbarism - especially when this makes it more difficult to win the war.
One of these was the return of the turtleneck, here in fine-gauge cashmere with extra-long sleeves and shown most effectively in a dark color with an evening suit.
Most effectively, however, the show demonstrates the meticulous resolve of Parsons and suggests that it undoubtedly took someone with his kind of whiz-kid hauteur to dig an underground train tunnel nine miles through the world's second most populous city -- and finish the whole thing in little more than four years.
