It is the intention of the authorities, I understand, to further increase the effectiveness of the service by ordering more hose and additional salvage appliances.
The partial or complete isolation of a central idea often adds to the vigour and general effectiveness of the whole.
He usually preferred to develop his drawing rather than attempt the production of extraneous effects, and the subtle effectiveness of his pictures affords incontrovertible proofs of the advantage of such substitution.
The chief utility of the weapon was supposed to lie in its police effectiveness in putting down mobs and civil disorders and in its value in other special situations, particularly defensive ones.
The subchasers hunted the submarines in packs, and by means of the radio telephone the commanders of the boats kept in constant touch with each other, thereby greatly increasing the effectiveness of their operations.
The effectiveness of the artillery on the field of battle depended directly on the fire-control equipment furnished by this bureau.
This additional sacrifice of territory for war uses is another element of effectivenessin the weapon.
After a rehearsal I ventured to call his attention to the beautiful effectiveness of Beethoven's device, but he answered: "It is music for the head, not for the heart.
Damrosch's effort to do justice to the famous finale, the full effectiveness of which failed nevertheless because of the arrangement of the stage, which was that of the preceding season.
Credit for the origination of the suggestion is here taken to increase the effectiveness of the claims presented in the "A.
To accomplish these vital tasks, all of us should be concerned with the strength, effectiveness and morale .
In my message last year I referred to the appointment of an advisory committee to appraise and report to me on the deficiencies as well as the effectiveness of existing Federal transportation policies.
The effectiveness of these measures will become increasingly apparent.
There is urgent need for greater effectiveness in our programs, both public and private, offering safeguards against the privations that too often come with unemployment, old age, illness, and accident.
Significant strides have been made in increasing the effectivenessof government.
No matter how earnest is our quest for guaranteed peace, we must maintain a high degree of military effectiveness at the same time we are engaged in negotiating the issue of arms reduction.
We have improved the effectiveness and combat readiness of our forces by developing and making operational new weapons and by integrating the latest scientific developments, including new atomic weapons, into our military plans.
Mr Westerby, at the close of his debate with Bradlaugh, testified with some chagrin to the extraordinary effectiveness of his opponent's speaking, and this in a debate full of close and difficult argument, as the verbatim report shows.
And these things, and his shaping of his life, were all of a piece with the extraordinary effectiveness of his oratory.
The test of the effectiveness of the filter is made by adding to the filtering fluid some very minute and easily recognizable bacteria and testing the filtrate for their presence.
The definite relation between alcoholism and insanity is due to alcohol acting not as an intrinsic but an extrinsic factor, bringing into effectivenessthe hereditary weakness of the nervous system.
It is quite clearly established that none of the preparations of which the therapeutic effectiveness has hitherto been proclaimed exercise any direct influence on the life or development of the tumor.
The following claims are made for the alleged effectiveness and safety of the cacodylate: “This methyl compound of arsenic has come into almost universal use for syphilis.
Keysser, therefore, determined to test the therapeutic effectiveness of his compounds on tumors implanted in various organs.
It takes idealistic convictions a long time to permeate large social classes, but they often spring into effectiveness suddenly.
What do we think of the historic effectiveness of the leadership he created?
Jesus gives it a smashing effectiveness by reversing the role and showing the hated Samaritan as the heroic lover of his kind.
Its effectiveness has been amply demonstrated in older countries.
In fact we can look for more direct social effectiveness of Jesus in the future, because the new historical interpretation of the Bible helps us to see him more plainly amid the social life of his own people.
That does not lessen the effectiveness of the blow which his doctrine dealt to French feudalism, and which is its main title to commemoration in connection with his name.
Their efficiency differs with the vision and effectiveness with which they are administered by the different states.
A source of power necessary to the effectiveness of missionary service is found in organization.
Twenty years more--with ten years of physical effectiveness if I were lucky!
My effectiveness is impaired by weariness and overeating, through a false effort at recuperation.
The effectiveness of artificial lighting in reducing the cost of living is easily demonstrated by comparing the output of a factory operating on one and two shifts per day respectively.
Color is demanded in other fields, and, considering its effectiveness and superiority in lighting, it will certainly be demanded in lighting when its potentiality becomes appreciated and readily utilized.
For example, in the drama words and action are easily understood, and regardless of the effectiveness of light it would not receive much credit for the emotive value of the production.
The effectiveness of the apparatus has been established by the usual method of counting the bacteria.
The theatrical stage not only depends for its effectiveness upon artificial light but owes its existence and development largely to this agency.
St. Bernard and others had nobly aimed to effect a reform and had illustrated by their own lives the beautiful example of simplicity and unselfishness, but their work failed in effectiveness and permanent impress.
If the wraiths of the centuries long since dead walked the streets, they were quite welcome to revisit the glimpses of the moon and contribute their mystery to the general artistic effectiveness of the Seven-hilled City.
Subject to these principles being complied with, "the question of the legitimacy and effectiveness of a blockade is one of fact to be determined in each case upon the evidence presented" (Thomas F.
If the effectiveness of the blockade be dispensed with, then every port of the belligerent powers may at all times be declared in that state, and the commerce of neutrals be thereby subjected to universal capture.
This is necessary to heartiness and effectivenessof interest and behavior.
When interest in power is permeated with an affectionate impulse, it is protected from being a tendency to dominate and tyrannize; it becomes an interest in effectiveness of regard for common ends.
Nothing adds more to the effectiveness of the great French Renaissance buildings than these lofty terminals.
Canterbury, York, Lincoln, and Gloucester are specimens of the effectiveness of the tower similarly placed, but without a spire (Fig.
Although Douglass did not actively support John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry, the reason for his decision was that he doubted its effectivenessand not because he opposed its violent technique.
Many had lost faith in the effectiveness of marches, demonstrations, appeals to white consciences and other direct action techniques.
While he still wanted to work for a integrated society, he had lost faith in theeffectiveness of a biracial organization to achieve significant change.
All these features together make the position very different from what it was some years ago, and in point of effectiveness it has undoubtedly been improved.
Notice the effectiveness of the author's use of details.
The effectiveness of modern ships and guns and engines and torpedoes, when used with perfect skill, is so great that we tend unconsciously to assume the perfect skill, and think of naval power in terms of material units only.
Do not civilization's improvements in weapons of destruction augment the effectiveness of warlike methods, as compared with the peaceful methods of argument and persuasion?
It was the sum of units, original or contributed, that had been manipulated and brought to high effectiveness by a skilled hand and a nature wide in its sympathies and in its range of interests.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "effectiveness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
