Sentence examples for scarcely effective from inspiring English sources

A delay of a week would be extraordinary, and so a target of three months is scarcely effective.

On one hand, newly established regional authorities proved scarcely effective in planning the new settlements.

But monetary policy easing will be scarcely effective, as it will be pushing on a string, given the glut of global aggregate supply relative to demand and given a very severe credit crunch.

Consistently, the co-administration of the Chk1 inhibitor AZD7762 and chemotherapy abrogated tumor growth in vivo, whereas chemotherapy alone was scarcely effective.

Even in anaplastic oligodendroglial tumours, that are historically considered chemosensitive tumours, second-line treatments seem to be scarcely effective (Triebels et al, 2004).

PEG-IFN/RBV has represented a scarcely effective therapy in HIV/HCV co-infected patients with genotype 1, as recorded in our study (41% SVR among HIV/HCV co-infected patients).

Scarcely less effective were Richard Cox, Andrew Schroeder, Deborah Domanski, Louis Otey, Ryan MacPherson and Peter Van Derick.

Scarcely any effective movement in pursuit of this progress has remained within the bounds of the law.

Otherwise, in the future we may have further selection of resistant microorganisms against which we scarcely have effective therapeutic resources.

Moreover, we demonstrate that the mere restoration of environmental conditions preceding a loss, if possible, may be insufficient for ecosystem restoration, and is scarcely cost-effective.

We need to provide better protection to marine habitats, as it is becoming increasingly clear that mere restoration of environmental conditions preceding a loss, if possible, may be insufficient for ecosystem restoration, and is scarcely cost-effective.