Sentence examples for unexpectedly effective from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, scepticism runs deep as to whether al-Shabaab can be defeated militarily, despite Amisom's unexpectedly effective performance.

His death is witnessed by an American tourist, Laurie, who becomes an obsessive, unexpectedly effective champion of the novels, and is a great comic creation.

Doctors testing a new anti-depressant found it was useless as a mood brightener - but was unexpectedly effective at boosting the female libido.

CHRIS JONES, the youngest chief executive in the history of J. Walter Thompson in New York, the world's fourth-largest agency, resigned unexpectedly, effective immediately, for health reasons, executives there said yesterday.

Urban's celebrated call to the Crusade at Clermont Francee) in 1095 was unexpectedly effective, placing him at the head of a large army of volunteers motivated by religious zeal and other more-mundane concerns.

Island states and low-lying "climate vulnerable" countries like the Marshall Islands, Bangladesh, the Philippines and Vietnam run an unexpectedly effective campaign to change the goal of the agreement from limiting global warming at 2C to bringing it back to less than 1.5C.

Exothermic heat effects with temperature rise as high as 275 °C and significant temperature spatial gradients are encountered with H2 during slow cycling, which makes H2 an unexpectedly less effective reductant than C3H6.

Unexpectedly, the effective number of codons in the P. caudatum mitochondrial genome, is more similar to the distantly related T. pyriformis and other single-celled eukaryotes such as Chlamydomonas, than to the closely related P. tetraurelia.

When we compared the inhibitory activity of the leads to adenine (10) (Supporting Information Figure 15), which contains the native N6 primary amine but similarly lacks the ribose ring and phosphates, we found that the lead compounds with larger N6 modifications were unexpectedly more effective at inhibiting HK853.

There is something in her unjudging approach that is unexpectedly appropriate – and effective.

The current government has been unexpectedly resilient, and reasonably effective, and the five-year fixed-term seems to be sticking.