Sentence examples for proved too effective from inspiring English sources
He hung up his grey one-piece after the costume proved too effective – a tramp urinated on him in an alley.
Over the last decade, as companies chased after an effective chemical, there was fretting within the drug industry: what if, in trials, a medicine proved too effective?
"Over the last decade, there has been fretting within the drug industry, what if, in trials, a medicine proved too effective... that the FDA would reject an application out of concern that a chemical would lead to female excesses, crazed binges of infidelity".
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.
Well, Apple's taking steps to prevent this, though I somehow doubt they'll prove too effective.
The central bank will buy bonds on open markets, without setting any limits, in contrast to an earlier bond-buying program that proved too hesitant to be effective.
A trapdoor through which the gardener Antonio was to emerge during the second-act finale proved too far upstage to be effective, leading Mr. Lawless to consider having Antonio climb through a window instead.
While undoubtedly effective, his proved too time-consuming and painful for most players and as one of Tatter's best-known exponents, David Beckham, was reluctantly forced to concede in his final "tatt" to the world: "In the end you just run out of ski".
The report proved too optimistic.
