Sentence examples for some kind of effective from inspiring English sources

Perhaps if some kind of effective tracking  safeguard had existed in Colorado, James Holmes's purchases — all of which were legal — might have been flagged.

We witnessed, in Las Vegas, the worst mass shooting in this country's recent history — an utterly unimaginable and chilling scene in which a faceless gunman armed with semiautomatic weapons modified with bump stocks mowed down helpless concertgoers, demonstrating the absurdity of the notion that there is some kind of effective distinction between automatic and semiautomatic weapons.

Perhaps those around him did not re-orient him from fear of losing their jobs or offending, and probably, this was the last, best moment in time that some kind of intervention might have been effective.

The numbers suggest that they were kind of effective with that.

The suggestion that this kind of effective could be present is not new.

Catcher Joe Oliver said later that Parker's sinker did not have the kind of effective movement it did this spring.

His advisers say Syria eludes the kind of effective strike that NATO was able to make in Libya.

Lamont struck me, as she did others, as decent but not up to the task of holding wily Alex Salmond to any kind of effective account.

"That kind of effective leadership will be contrasted — by the media, by me, by others — to the things she failed to do as governor," Mr. Sununu said.

By all means, let's restore the kind of effective financial regulation that, in the years before the Reagan revolution, helped deter excessive leverage.

In all likelihood, the opponents of the bill did not disagree with the majority of the people or with the gasperts; rather, they fear a minority of voters the "gun nuts --who threatenuts --whoticianuts --whorisal athreatenlls if he supports any kind of effective gun regulation.