Sentence examples for too effectual from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair's predecessors found Mr Delors too effectual by half.

The contact with pets is also effectual on behavioral parameters reducing excitement, stimulating creativity, curiosity, and observational ability; and on affectivity ameliorating depression and anxiety.

Wisden thought his bowling was "too slow to be effectual against good batsmen" and "that though he may now and then get a wicket, runs are sure to come at the rate of six or eight an over".

Wisden was less complimentary about his bowling: "We have no great opinion of Trott's leg break bowling, and think it probably too slow to be effectual against good batsmen".

Up to now, we also were not effectual in implementing our technology in a comparison group of conventional physicians.

TBAs' inborn expertise and skills were also viewed as more effectual and reliable than the learned practice of hospital-based providers.

Following a case of mold exposure, milk thistle may also prove to be effectual, though animal research done on the drug is inconclusive.

But it is a part of our duty also to apply our contributions in the most effectual way we can to secure this object".

Smith's invisible hand — which, in his description, guides an individual to promote the interests of society more effectually than he intends — has not looked so effectual lately.

The most effectual part is that a dollar is also removed from the hand overflowing with dollars.

Effectual data size and degree of significance are also indispensable issues to be evaluated.