Sentence examples for terribly effective in from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, it is not terribly effective in keeping uniforms out of New York; in the past five years, there have been 14 arrests under the law and just 1 conviction.

In 1992, after Ferrers carried through the charities bill, Lord Richard, then leader of the opposition in the Lords, said: "He deals with bills in his suave and terribly effective manner at the dispatch box.

It's not terribly effective, but maybe they'll grow better at it in the unlikely event that viewers get past the initial shock of how out of phase this series feels and let it run for a while.

To help you line up your shot, the QuikPod includes a tiny little "self-image" mirror: It's a nice idea, but in reality it's too small to be terribly effective.

There is a review process for inmates kept in solitary confinement but, as Sapers points out, it's not terribly effective.

"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.

"Apparently the organic material in the pool breaks up the sound waves too much, so it is not terribly effective," Dr. Andreadis said.

The attacks in London are a reminder that that view is as wrong as it is glib.What the attacks also show, however, is that well co-ordinated though the four explosions were, they were not terribly effective.