Sentence examples for not so effectively from inspiring English sources

… Stooping side-ways, the steward entered the second mate's cabin, and once more swung his axe, but not so effectively.

"Bringing urban black language and attitudes to the generally pretty-white world of contemporary art commentary just seemed unbelievably bold, and once he did it, it seemed incredible no one had done it before, at least not so effectively," Mr. Boucher said.

The willingness of the McCain campaign to engage in these tactics, employing such tainted spokesmen, tells us that the campaign has decided to go negative — specifically, to apply the strategy Karl Rove used so effectively in 2002 and 2004 (but not so effectively in 2006), that of portraying Democrats as unpatriotic.

Harvy Blanks makes Oscar, who handles sound and the tapes, one of those men whose pride in his competence often blinds him to conflicts around him but not so effectively that he doesn't see he might be happier if he could start a business of his own.

So 'Safe Harbour', as it stands, is not so safe; effectively giving the NSA a pass to collect EU citizens data through the commercial entities it's been (mis)appropriating as its data harvesting arms.

The later slave revolt in Sicily (c. 135 132) was not contained so effectively and grew to include perhaps 70,000.

His strategy worked, even if not quite so effectively as head coach Pete Carroll's plans did elsewhere.

Bradley A. Smith, former chairman of the Federal Election Commission, wrote in The Yale Law Journal in 1996 that Mr. Anderson's losing independent bid might have fared better had Mr. Mott not been so effectively leashed.

It is the cleverly used archive footage that really fascinates – though not nearly so effectively as similar material did in John Amkomfrah's moving film about the social thinker Stuart Hall, showing at the current Liverpool Biennial.

"Here you have a man who is rich, handsome, intelligent, he's got all the textbook ingredients to be a successful leader, but cast into the peculiar atmosphere of the U.S. Senate, all those traits might not work so effectively," said Ross Baker, the expert on the Senate.

At first inspiration seemed difficult; what I could paint easily, I found I could not capture so effectively because of a lack of resources etc.