In response, Strong (2008) has argued that this effect is uncertain, and that there are other, probably more effective, ways to help such children or to prevent them from ending up in such a situation.
"If you're sensitive," he said, "you take actions that are more subtle and probably more effective".
On the other hand, he's probably more effective as a Republican voice of reason right now.
"My conclusion was this: boycott is probably more effective for major institutions; for individuals, engagement is more effective.
The apophatic method is probably more effective in shifting attention from the everyday, but harder to achieve.
"They put a tremendous amount of effort into the Gore campaign, and they were probably more effective than they've ever been politically.
At some point, however, they're sure to discover that it would have been so much easier, and probably more effective, to take everyone to the movie.
"This is probably more effective," Jones said as he stood off to the side, by the windows, observing the Chelsea lines.
But there are probably more effective ways to try to make that point, and it wasn't a big surprise when he was turned down.
Both of those decisions were probably more effective at moving the industry on from floppy disks and CDs than anything else, so let's hope the same happens here.
The urban theatre provided by the people with the umbrellas was memorable, but, in the long run, a suit brought by the Municipal Art Society against the city was probably more effective.
