Sentence examples for their future effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Thousands of federal government scientists who dedicate their lives to public service are anxious about their future effectiveness, and are more likely to keep up their efforts if the scientific community has their backs.
Rebecca Eisenberg, in 1993, warned that law professors who work as lawyers may "tarnish their reputations as scholars, and perhaps even diminish their future effectiveness as advocates, if they publish patently foolish or disingenuous views".
The aim of the debate on this report should therefore be to examine and evaluate the extensive amendments that have been made to European competition law and the major changes that have taken place within the European Commission in terms of their future effectiveness.
This review captures the effectiveness of testing interventions during the era of interferon-based therapies, and the effect sizes quoted here are therefore likely to under-estimate the future effectiveness of testing interventions in the interferon-free era.
Much is riding on that gathering, including the future effectiveness of the W.T.O., which sets trade rules and arbitrates disputes.
The court said the UK obstruction of the court "represents a threat to the future effectiveness of the convention machinery".
Our inability to bring social care and health together on any real scale means the future effectiveness of both sectors is undermined.
For his future effectiveness, though, Mr. Suozzi needs to ditch his immature habit of venting disagreement by tossing off intemperate remarks that risk alienating people whose cooperation he badly needs.
"The Philippines is, alongside many other parts of the world, increasingly prone to natural disasters, and DfID has an opportunity to play an even more influential role in the global humanitarian system and increase the likelihood of future effectiveness".
But the future effectiveness of this market-based cap-and-trade system, the first but not the only one of its kind in the nation, is now in question.
Measures of connectivity were employed to assess the present and future effectiveness of the existing PAN.
