Sentence examples for as effectively could from inspiring English sources

In the real world, believing that mindfulness can treat depression as effectively could suggest an unwillingness to admit our weakness and lack of control.

For example, the authors suggest that the use of those crop types capable of imposing strong sanctions against "cheating" rhizobial bacteria strains (i.e. those that do not fix nitrogen as effectively) could increase the dominance of more mutualistic strains in the soil.

"I don't think there's many people who could say he's been used as effectively as he could have been," Baxter said of Slade, who will get a chance this weekend after being overlooked for the key game against Wales despite Jonathan Joseph being injured.

"Cameron could only save himself by taking Lib Dem seats so he had to do it as effectively as he could.

"But people who have multiple problems sometimes fall through the gaps because their problems aren't picked up their mental-health issues could be masked by substance misuse, for example, or because agencies aren't working together as effectively as they could be to help an individual overcome their issues".

There's a great deal of knowledge out there that we're not always harvesting as effectively as we could".

There has been quite a lot of activity on the issue since, but I question if it has been maintained as effectively as it could be.

Swales questioned if growth in the East End was being managed and harnessed as effectively as it could be in terms of helping local people, asking if too much development was "property-led" rather than "community-led".

In a hearing before a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee, she said the agency had become overly concerned about avoiding lawsuits, and as a result did not police the industry as effectively as it could have.

One top aide told me that the president — who perversely tried to marginalize a once-captivated press corps — was beginning to realize that he had not used his charm as effectively as he could have.

During a conference call meant to buck up disappointed supporters who would miss his convention speech Thursday night, Mr. Obama credited Mr. Clinton's rousing speech Wednesday night, saying that Mr. Clinton "broke down the issues as effectively as anyone could".