Sentence examples for not too effective from inspiring English sources

As presented, the daylighting effect is not too effective in the single family detached house in electricity saving due to the high electric consumption during the nighttime.

Tells about an American & South V. sponsored leaflet-dropping campaign in the North, which writer sees as not too effective.

His silken delivery - a touch too bland sometimes for its own good - was always ideal for sentimental ballads, although it was not too effective on up-tempo pieces that demanded more rhythmic animation.

Not too effective as an axe, really, but I like the look of this big block of ice, particularly when combined with the back bling.

Looking up every word (even if you can spell it) is a motivation killer and it's not too effective for remembering the words.

But to be frank, I wasn't too effective.

In this background, clinical trials exploring the long term safety of nicergoline are warranted, especially in elderly patients with cognitive dysfunction, since not too many effective drugs are available for this diverse condition, and remains an area of unmet need.

This allowed for some trim calculations to be done before the helicopter took off but these did not prove too effective and were cut out in later versions.

Maybe it will but history tells us it probably won't work for very long and probably won't be too effective.

The Ravens don't need to rush hell bent to sack Kaepernick; that probably won't be too effective an approach.

If you're like most parents, what you do starts out nicely enough -- calmly reassuring, then coaxing, then pleading, then, as your child's resistance mounts, you quickly devolve into exasperation; the tough-love comes out and it's not too pretty (or effective).