Sentence examples for perhaps effective from inspiring English sources

Perhaps effective communication is a development that will come with time and mastery of the game; but at present it feels like there's little framework for discussion.

Each act of brutality, though perhaps effective in the short run, erodes the credibility of a regime that prides itself on being close to God.

The 10 rules outlined in "A Fund Manager Seeks Rules, Not Isolation, for Analysts" (Market Watch, Nov. 24) didn't include a simple and perhaps effective requirement for firms that offer investment guidance.

The recent localization of the Huntington's chorea gene to chromosome 4 and its cloning will allow identification of the gene product, insight into the mechanism responsible for the disease, and perhaps effective treatment.

Perhaps effective in the early days of the security market, this strategy is now far from adequate; even with some holes plugged, the dike remained leaky…and I'd argue it's becoming more leaky.

In other cases-where the driver does not have a direct benefit from his/her driving in the simulator, it would be perhaps effective if a kind of penalty could be applied in order to avoid the depreciation of the driving in simulators.

While this may be efficient and perhaps even effective, it assumes that the teaching and learning process is simple and direct.

The lineup change, while perhaps an effective message, seemed to have little effect on the outcome as the No. 4 Scarlet Knights rolled past Army, 59-42.

Circular permutation, in which the beginning and end of a protein are effectively recombined in different places, provides a (perhaps surprisingly) effective strategy.

Their approach is more direct and, perhaps, more effective.

Stumping for social change is an easier, perhaps more effective approach.