Sentence examples for reasonably effective in from inspiring English sources

Hammond and Osuna were reasonably effective in the eighth inning, but Torre often went to Rivera earlier than he wished.

In fact treaties and international courts are reasonably effective in guiding the behaviour of most countries, even without enforcement powers.

If Stoudemire's not available and reasonably effective in the postseason, this Knicks season that began so promising could end in yet another brief and insubstantial playoff run.

He was reasonably effective in 2012 and 2013, but took a quantum leap forward this season, when the Athletics promoted him to be their closer.

David Bergeron, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, notes that these "interesting models" have been "reasonably effective in retaining graduates" as well as in helping them pay down student debt.

These studies determine that ANN approach is reasonably effective in modelling complex biological phenomenon.

An African force could be reasonably effective if it were built around the best armies in the region: South Africa's and Nigeria's.

If it is the one who beat Philadelphia with seven strong innings in Game 2 of the 2009 World Series, or even the one who managed three reasonably effective starts in September, the Yankees should be in good shape.

In four of the sample schools the low-intensity, largely off-site Programme strategy has been a reasonably effective (and in some cases very effective) source of support, and in three of the sample schools where the high-intensity, on-site strategy was implemented the Programme has also been a reasonably effective (and in some cases very effective) source of support.

"We need a reasonably effective state pointing in the right direction," he said.

South Africa, Zimbabwe and Botswana all have well-administered parks and reasonably effective police forces; in Congo, Chad and Tanzania, those institutions are shakier.Richer countries are generally more peaceful, too.