Sentence examples for surprising effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Ms. Treem, a writer for "In Treatment," uses the classic two-hander format, a stage staple employed with surprising effectiveness in that seriously addictive HBO series.

The Mets may experience something of a logjam on their roster once these players return, considering the surprising effectiveness of their replacements.

American organizational, material, and logistical superiority was quickly demonstrated in the early hours of the offensive, and the traditionally unreliable South Vietnamese infantry fought with surprising effectiveness.

Matt Porterfield directs in a near-subliminal style likely to appeal only to those who find Abbas Kiarostami too excitable, but his frequently wordless images capture mood and emotion with surprising effectiveness.

The Bengals now must hope that the recently signed veteran safety Chris Crocker can continue to defend the slot with the surprising effectiveness he has shown the past few weeks.

His brilliant and evocative account of the "winter war," in which Finland defended itself with surprising effectiveness against Stalin's invasion in 1939-40, outclasses his somewhat perfunctory narrative of the Polish campaign.

The growth in religion-theme apparel is not surprising, considering its effectiveness as a witnessing tool, said Vic Kennett, president of Kerusso, a Christian apparel manufacturer in Berryville, Ark.

Therefore, with the vocabulary sizes used in earlier studies (e.g. at most 256 words in [8]), it is not surprising that inverse effectiveness was observed.

Large randomized controlled trials (RCTs) failed to demonstrate an impact of PAC use on patient outcomes [ 16, 17], but this is not so surprising because the effectiveness of PAC use relies on the accuracy and application of the derived data, which have often been suboptimal, and the availability of effective treatments for the identified condition.

It is surprising that cost-effectiveness analyses of health interventions in complex emergencies are very scarce [ 10, 32], highlighting a major gap in the evidence-based implementation of humanitarian programs [ 23].

"What's surprising is the weird effectiveness of the intervention, once the monitoring technology is in place," said Mr. McAfee of M.I.T.