Sentence examples for too effective from inspiring English sources
As presented, the daylighting effect is not too effective in the single family detached house in electricity saving due to the high electric consumption during the nighttime.
In osteoporosis the RANK ligand protein is all too effective in producing the breakdown effect, resulting in debilitating hip fractures in postmenopausal women and others.
The immune system is all too effective at killing the viruses before the genes can take effect.
Was too effective a communicator?
They have been effective, perhaps too effective.
And in this regard the strategy is all too effective.
Though killing civilians often backfires in war, in this case it may be all too effective.
One can always hope that the reverse race card has jumped the shark, but it's too potent-and too effective-a weapon for them to set it aside; the same thing is going to happen again.
There's a metaphor here, but its impact is dimmed by Mr. D'Elia's all-too-effective willingness to alienate viewers.
An example of a too-effective treatment is an antivitamin K anticoagulant drug, when the INR (International Normalized ratio) is higher than the therapeutical range, i.e. the anticoagulant effect is too important, and the drug dose should be reduced.
