Sentence examples for a far better effect from inspiring English sources

We conclude that agro-environmental subsidies, which are the main factor ensuring sustainable farming in less favoured areas in Austria, would have a far better effect if they were tailored to the individual needs of different regions and predominant farming styles.

That's a far better outcome.

It thrives on a combination of regimentation and chaos, and that mix of opposing qualities was heard to far better effect in Iannis Xenakis's "Palimpsest" (1979).

does a far better job of isolating the effects that brawn would breed.

While the Russian economy is still vulnerable to the vicissitudes of global capital and commodity moves, it is in a far better position to weather the effects of a fresh recession in Europe or the United States.

The World Bank and its partners need to do a far better job of considering the environmental effects of projects they finance in poor countries, its internal review group concludes in a new report.

Strikingly, using this miRNA-like construct expressed from the pEPI-U6-miRNA episome, we observed no off-target effects and a far better recovery of MMH-D3-like expression patterns.

As with so many things, once you have understood the cause the effect becomes clearer and you have a far better way of making beneficial action.

He draws a contrast with Earth Day 1990, a far better planned, better funded, more elaborately orchestrated anniversary event, which turned out more than a million people in Central Park and two hundred thousand on the Mall in Washington but had far fewer lasting effects.

It's a far better investment today than a year ago.

George W Bush was a far better speaker.