Sentence examples for not necessarily effective from inspiring English sources
Just not necessarily effective.
She cautioned that public service ads are not necessarily effective.
Until then, the rebel actions at the airport had been bold, but not necessarily effective.
Perhaps most memorable — though not necessarily effective — have been the ads for the Edge, a crossover vehicle.
He believes that there has been a focus on voter-friendly, but not necessarily effective or efficient, policies and initiatives.
He added that the industry's voluntary code barring most adverts before the watershed were not necessarily effective.
It means that some antibiotics aren't necessarily effective when it comes to fighting specific kinds of bacteria.
Unfortunately, even when we try the tariff approach it isn't necessarily effective.
Another thing is 'guaranteed solutions' that are sometimes the most expensive aren't necessarily effective.
Though Kelly expressed interest, he came under fire a few days later when WNYC radio released a map showing that the police's controversial stop-and-frisk practices aren't necessarily effective in seizing illegal guns.
"Typically, you put everybody through the same rigid system, and it's not necessarily efficient or effective," said Dr. Rahel Berhane, the medical director of the clinic.
