Sentence examples for a more cost effective solution from inspiring English sources

Targeted screening of higher risk groups has been proposed as a more cost effective solution, 45 as the risk factors for diabetes and cardiovascular outcomes overlap considerably.

"It also gives the school a more cost-effective solution to helping students get to graduation".

But we have to get to the point where it does work to make it a more cost-effective solution," Professor Fishel said.

• To the Editor: A more cost-effective solution would be to get our schools out of the restaurant business altogether, and allow parents to be completely in control of the food their children eat.

And amid growing international scrutiny of the costs and benefits of hosting a Games – something that the recently elected International Olympic Committee president, Thomas Bach, has promised to focus on – and domestic public pressure, organisers will now be forced to look for a more cost-effective solution.

Using 1 device can offer a more cost-effective solution than using 2 separate devices.

"But we've got to be realistic and it might be that it's a more cost-effective solution to actually move," she told BBC Scotland.

GT has been developing a method for making sapphire sheets thinner than a human hair, which are then laminated on top of glass material to protect it — a more cost-effective solution than a pure sapphire sheet.

The app also brought a simple log in system for multiple student accounts, so iPads could be returned to teachers at the end of the day, a more cost-effective solution for those schools that simple don't have the financial coffers of an elite private school.

The program, which covers only a fraction of the need, is a more cost-effective solution than D.C. General.

In Arkansas, officials in the Clarkesville School District told local media at the time of their decision in 2013 that arming teachers was a more cost-effective solution to improving school safety than hiring a school resource officer.