Sentence examples for and possibly more effective from inspiring English sources

Propaganda has become more sophisticated and possibly more effective than it was during the Soviet years, when television was a tool used to sustain an ideology.

A cheaper and possibly more effective way might be to finally and formally recognize the contribution housewives make to the economy, said Hélène Périvier, an economist at the Institut d'Études Politiques in Paris.

"We reserve the right to be reactive spectators," he said, but added that it was preferable and possibly more effective for audience members confronted with an abysmal performance to remain silent and not clap than to express their displeasure through jeers and whistles.

But Perlmutter and Morrow both insist that they're not repeating big pharma's mistakes that instead, with a new antibody codenamed AMG 162, they will offer patients with weakening bones a new, more convenient and possibly more effective treatment.

But it would be cheaper and possibly more effective if we all – politicians, parents, whoever – had the nerve to crack down on this electronic opiate".

19 This may mean that turning to human papillomavirus testing may be more efficient and possibly more effective than intensifying cytological follow-up.

The extra fine beclometasone formulation has smaller particles than conventional inhaled glucocortiocosteroids and is possibly more effective.

Just as television eventually gave us William Bernbach, David Ogilvy and Leo Burnett, the connected age will yield a new generation of men (and women, thankfully) just as mad – and just as creative, but quite possibly more effective.

In a speech on Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke recommended reductions in principal for such borrowers as a possibly "more effective means of avoiding delinquency and foreclosure".

"Lifting bits of metal" might not sound like much, but it's possibly more effective than putting "wanking", "dirty pints" and "FIFA".

"Lifting bits of metal" might not sound like much, but it's possibly more effective than putting "jerking off," "fireball shots," and "FIFA".