Sentence examples for not especially effective from inspiring English sources

Anti-psychotic drugs are not especially effective and can have severe side effects, and patients also develop a tolerance to them.

One option would be to expand the existing QE programme, even though studies suggest it was not especially effective.

Importantly, this suggests that the primary tool used by firms to mitigate informed trade in prior periods is not especially effective in the current regulatory environment, which is perhaps an unintended consequence of recent regulations and what may be motivating an increased role of the GC in corporate governance.

Buying an email list is an easy way to keep your sales team busy, but it's not especially effective.

Traditional treatments for obesity are, unfortunately, often short lived and consequently not especially effective.

There have been molecules developed that reduce weight, but many are not especially effective, and some have safety concerns.

Limits on scope, or what items are eligible for return, were found to be powerful in cutting down the number of returns, even if they weren't especially effective in raising overall sales.

I said, "AA isn't especially effective -- even Dr. Drew has admitted this!

"One reason we wanted to set up the free school is that the teaching of language in the UK is not particularly effective, especially for young children".

The attacks in themselves have not been especially effective and, as is so often the case, they have had a damaging effect on their instigator; according to a recent Washington Post/ABC News poll, the proportion of Americans who view Clinton negatively has risen to a record high of fifty-four per cent.

Whether or not Musk's critics are right, they are not especially politically effective.