Sentence examples for would prove effective from inspiring English sources

But some analysts said they doubted that these measures would prove effective.

Given the poor record of sanctions against North Korea, some analysts said they doubted that these measures would prove effective.

At the AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa, in 2000, health workers had fully expected that a large trial of a spermicide, nonoxynol-9, would prove effective.

But some experts involved in the talks stressed that a scientific analysis of untested climate-control strategies says little about whether such efforts would prove effective.

But, he said, federal officials did not tell the public because they did not know if the vaccine would prove effective after being frozen for four decades.

But the UK's Lucy Faithfull Foundation, which works with sex offenders and abuse victims, said it was not convinced that mandatory reporting would prove effective.

Since HRGβ1 is also highly expressed in these samples, however, our model would predict that targeting the EGFR with agents such as gefitinib would not prove effective due to the ability of HRGβ1 to overcome EGFR blockade and to potently drive resistant growth and invasion.

But the president of the drivers' federation expressed frustration with the pace of the police efforts to stem the killings and said he feared that some of the measures would not prove effective.

An ideal drug company would follow all sorts of crazy ideas in early research, with the goal of selecting those where there was a high probability of believing they would actually prove effective in clinical development.

He added that tightening gun laws would not prove effective at stopping shootings like the one in Las Vegas.

In a joint letter to the Senate and House Armed Services Committees, some of the largest retail and clothing lobbies in the U.S. took a patriotic tack in their argument against the provision -- a strategy that would ultimately prove effective on the Hill.