Sentence examples for never more effective from inspiring English sources

Andrew Sachs, who has died aged 86, was never more effective than when playing a bewildered victim unfailingly eager to please his sometimes equally comic tormentors.

Only Bradman and Sri Lankan Kumar Sangakkara, among regular Test captains, surpass Clarke's return of 64.42 runs an innings in charge to prove that he is never more effective than when laden with responsibility.

But he was also a master parodist, and never more effective than in his send-up of HG Wells, in which a philandering statesman ("And then it was that the Hon Astarte Cholmondeley came into my life … And then I met Cecilia Scroop …") is confronted by a troop of his ex-girlfriends on the steps of the House of Commons.

These leadership qualities were never more effective than in the 2005 European Cup final in Istanbul, when, with Liverpool losing 3-0 at half-time to AC Milan and facing utter humiliation in the highest-profile club match in the footballing calendar, Gerrard hoicked his teammates back into the match by sheer force of character, allied with considerable technical brilliance.

Perhaps Tracy and Hepburn's best overall film, their on-screen chemistry was never more effective than here.

Motojima, meanwhile, was struggling to make the organization simpler and more centralized, but his efforts were trapped in a Catch-22: the Domestic Agencies wouldn't turn over more control to ITER's headquarters without greater trust in its effectiveness, but the organization could never be more effective without greater central authority.

The benefits of research are not always as iconic as a mosquito net, but without longer-term support for research, we will never find more effective ways to prevent malaria.

Unfortunately, at a time when treatment for psychiatric illness has never been more effective, many people with these disorders do not have access to psychiatric services due to the shortage, and maldistribution of providers, especially psychiatrists.

There has never been a more effective killing machine.

Just a pity about the country, which has never more needed an effective opposition and has never so lacked one.

In the interview in the Times, Mr Townsend describes Mr Desmond as a hard man to work for but said he had never known a more effective publisher.