Sentence examples for no one effectively from inspiring English sources

Much of the problem with today's Republican and Democratic parties is that they cast too wide a net and represent no one effectively.

The clinical director, she recalled, fixed his gaze on her and proclaimed, "It appears that Ms. C. died the way she was treated, with a lot of people around her but no one effectively helping her".

Finally it also resembles the ephemeral stage set Caden is building whose fragile layers comprise a tower of aspiration leading to nowhere, a tower of Babel in which all the inhabitants are locked in themselves and where, lacking a common language, no one effectively communicates with anyone else.

He also said that in parts of the country no-one was effectively monitoring free schools and academies, the newspaper reported.

However, no-one is effectively enabling that shift across the trillion-dollar recreation space, so the potential for Joymode is vast in the U.S. and abroad," Katz said.

"No one plays effectively enough only trying to play games.

As with Monk, no one could effectively follow such an act.

So far, no one has effectively done that in this field – but there is still time, and I'm not the only conservative dying to hear it.

11 irrelevance and shoddy writing notwithstanding, it was this halfhearted culmination of what was once a beautifully complicated friendship that satisfied no one and effectively ended all remaining interest in an already waning phenomenon.

The text that did appear on these early signs was largely hand-painted and all in uppercase, simply because no one could effectively draw lowercase letter forms by hand.

At the time, CEO Shawn Scheuer said that no one had effectively brought the "performance-based" ad model into the mobile world.