Sentence examples for never effective from inspiring English sources

Teaching is never effective through force or bullying.

And Mulligan's answer is that this is foolish, because monetary policy is never effective.

Hutter, the Jonathan Harker figure, is all doltish energy and precipitous rushing about, always active and never effective; his wife, Ellen, responds with a resigned and somnambulant grace.

Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat, said, "It's never effective or helpful when companies play a locational card, and we're working cooperatively with the governor and with Pepsi to make sure the right thing happens".

But I think the answer has to be yes – there are circumstances in which it is justifiable, and yes, there are circumstances in which it is effective – but it is never effective on its own.

Catherine Green and Mr. Baird demonstrate the delicate placement of head, arms and hands, and the precision of the small, deliberate steps to wonderful effect in the Baroque sections, but the links between their work and the neo-Balanchine-isms of the leotard-clad Ms. Okolova and Matthew Prescott are only intermittently interesting, and never effective as a theatrical whole.

Baker, who is also part of the Amherst Board of Police Commissioners, proceeded to pull the never-effective Black Friend Card.

He began in good form, but was never as effective as in 1927.

It was never very effective.

But that will almost never be effective.

As a deterrent, capital punishment has never been effective.