Sentence examples for particularly effective because from inspiring English sources

Traffic circles are particularly effective because they cause so many accidents.

Telstra's defense was particularly effective because the company initiated it even before Optus began doing business.

Barkin Ladi's vigilantes, as they're known, are particularly effective because they include farmers and herders.

These were particularly effective, because the Baltic state has pushed so much of its public life online.

Tree sits are particularly effective because it's difficult to remove the person suspended in the air without endangering their lives.

The company claims that the ads are particularly effective because it uses information in members' profiles to serve them with ads related to their interests.

Oft hath its legend been whispered; it hath endured, I think, not because it's particularly effective, but because tippling youth love a DIY project that requires knives, sneakiness and wishful thinking.

As a counterinflationary tool it has not been particularly effective, partly because of political constraints and partly because of the so-called automatic stabilizers at work.

After Chernobyl, doctors experimented with performing bone marrow transplants, but they weren't particularly effective, possibly because of the protocol used or because someone who was so sick that they needed a transplant had also sustained irreparable damage to other organ systems, says Chao.

In the past, patients have turned to spinal surgery not because it had proven to be particularly effective, but because their pain was debilitating, says Dan Lemaitre, a medical device analyst at Merrill Lynch.

It may be possible to place charcoal within the seats themselves, he suggests – though previous studies have suggested that is not particularly effective, perhaps because most trousers and skirts create a "tunnel effect" that direct the fumes away from the cushion.