Sentence examples for terribly effective from inspiring English sources
Also elevating the evening above the level of spectacle was Stephen Lawless's spruced-up restaging: a reworking terribly effective not for any coups or startling effects but for the care and intelligence of its detail.
"It's terribly effective," says Palin.
The thing is, that's not terribly effective.
But there's little evidence that they're terribly effective.
As a preventive measure, the act wasn't terribly effective.
Mind you, when Jane sang – yes, sang – it was terribly effective.
seems not terribly cost effective" While Traber Schroeder had concerns too: "This whole concept dramatically weakens the airframe because now you have joints and fittings to connect a fuselage and a body together where once you had a whole fuselage to reinforce the airframe".
Although events are notorious for being expensive, time consuming and not terribly cost effective, they don't have to be that way.
He was just terribly good". Bradbury described Ishiguro's work of the time as "retained, recessive, low-key, powerfully effective.
