(O.K., maybe on "Mad About You," but not nearly as effectively).
The Federal Reserve Board has kept short-term interest rates at nearly zero, effectively jamming the credit-creation pedal through the floor.
"Without that pitching, all the other wonderful stuff that we are, I don't think really works nearly as effectively," Maddon said.
I knew that if I left the mixture alone the acids and moisture from the fruit would eventually dissolve the sugar crystals nearly as effectively as a flame.
Since 1980, the number of applications has tripled, and the number of patents granted has nearly quadrupled, effectively allowing patent holders to rope off more and more of the economy, even though the quality of patents has been steadily declining.
"Right along with it is mass surveillance - mass surveillance by the National Security Agency of the US, working in co-operation with its partners and other countries trying to do the same thing, although not nearly as effectively".
There was an attempt by their man on BBC Breakfast to explain key differences between the traditional whip and the air-cushioned ones mandatory in racing, although not nearly as effectively as might have been.
It is the cleverly used archive footage that really fascinates – though not nearly so effectively as similar material did in John Amkomfrah's moving film about the social thinker Stuart Hall, showing at the current Liverpool Biennial.
But China also spells a huge opportunity for the company: Android devices are selling like hotcakes on the mainland — with Q3 figures from Analysys International putting Android's smartphone OS share in the country at nearly 60percentt (effectively swapping places with Nokia's Symbian, which was 23percentt).
Without the services and software they provide, authoritarian regimes wouldn't be able to deny their citizens freedom of information, or attack others, nearly so effectively.
