efficacious

Whether or not something is efficacious has nothing to do with this.

I have not as yet seen them, but they seem to be efficacious."

"I suppose it would be efficacious only in a society where everyone was larger than you."

If not actually efficacious, my recommendations would at least do no harm.

The technique of our murderer seems to be simple and efficacious.

It had been the proper insult at the most efficacious moment.

"A whole group of people would have to die in order to prove that this is efficacious," he said.

It is often an indication as to Whether or not the procedure will be efficacious.

It is unlikely that any of the common ingredients would be efficacious.

The results of these comparisons then determine whether or not a particular drug is considered efficacious.

At present, the most efficacious treatment regimen, if any, is unknown.

There is nothing, in my experience, quite so efficacious as a commission."

Her intervention was said to be efficacious for victims of blindness.

In fact, there is evidence suggesting that lower amounts are indeed efficacious.

As such, it is considered efficacious only for baptized members in good standing.

Here, let me give you the recipe that I have found efficacious."

"The clever placement of news is much more efficacious than advertising."

On the other hand, I do not believe that sacrifices to the forces of the underground will be efficacious either.

I think I need something a little more efficacious than soup.

But who had first thought of these efficacious designs?

All seem wise, and I do not suffer myself to doubt that any one of them would be efficacious.

This practice would lead to almost every drug being judged efficacious by placebo effect alone!

Fiscal stimulus is like an efficacious medication with side effects.

Much of the information currently known about these therapies makes it clear that many have not been shown to be efficacious.

"Yes, efficacious grace has touched you, as that gentleman said just now."