Sentence examples for seldom effective from inspiring English sources

But history has shown that heavy-handed moral arguments about music — or any other form of online entertainment, for that matter — are seldom effective.

We bring patience that comes from years of learning the hard way that impatience is seldom effective as a mode of change and growth.

While zero tolerance policies are our usual visceral response to violence, they are seldom effective, and often cause more problems than they solve.

Single regulatory strategies are seldom effective.

Endocrine therapy was seldom effective and of the six patients who responded, all were ER positive.

For patients who develop chronic LBP, 7 research has consistently shown that treatments are seldom effective in returning them to a pain-free or productive life.

The global groups that Mr Bremmer imagines once ran the world were seldom that effective.

Evidence reviews confirm that while lessons should be learned from successful initiatives, direct replication is seldom entirely effective.

And they are seldom as effective as commercial sprays, which are designed to be hard on insects rather than soft on hands.

A new discovery is seldom fully effective for practical purposes till many minor improvements and subsidiary discoveries have gathered themselves around it". Thus Alfred Marshall, a British economist, writing in his "Principles of Economics" more than 100 years ago.

At the same time, treatment of obesity seldom proves effective in terms of a clinically relevant permanent weight loss [ 8].