Sentence examples for that really effective from inspiring English sources

Participants suggested that really effective management and adaptation in the catchment and coastline – including protection and rehabilitation of mangrove habitat around the Trinity Inlet, Hinchinbrook Channel and the Fitzroy River, for example – could substantially improve the outlook for GBR ecosystems and industries despite climate change (as reflected under 'ideal' adaptation in 1b).

The first is that the really effective control of insects is the control applied by nature.

The stuff that's really effective, the antibiotics, the appendectomies and so forth -- people get them.

Come up with a drug that's really effective for Alzheimer's or a really good obesity drug.

Such architecture is distributed and adopts a meet-in-the-middle configuration logic that is really effective and scalable in a complex environment like a (smart) city.

England won the series 2 1, but the Wisden correspondent for the tour was not impressed by the English performances, noting that no really effective bowlers had emerged.

At present, radiotherapy is also the only adjuvant treatment that is really effective in improving the results of local control of endometrial carcinoma with poor prognosis factors on surgical specimen.

"That was probably the last year that he was really effective as a coach," Chuck Knoblauch said in a telephone interview.

That's the answer I basically got, from different people, is that it's really effective with the right audiences, and with the right sort of event.

"Those organisations can use the posters in a way that can be really effective.

Presumably the visit of Santos is based on a recognition that the only really effective measures will be those which reduce the demand for drugs.