Sentence examples for be infinitely more effective from inspiring English sources

In a May 1, 1934, review for the New York Times, the aptly named Mordaunt Hall wrote, "Hitler's methods are scourged by Messrs. Vanderbilt and Hill, but their words would be infinitely more effective if they were endowed with a slight degree of subtlety and a sense of humor".

The triangular combination has been infinitely more effective.

In nearby Cuba, hardly a country rolling in money, emergency management is infinitely more effective simply because of a carefully coordinated, block-by-block organisation.

Market mandates are infinitely more effective than decrees from Washington politicians.

Money is infinitely more effective than the barter system it replaced.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: It would be infinitely more cost-effective to focus on changing the political conditions that encourage Islamist extremism than simply to keep spending hundreds of billions trying to kill terrorists.

"On Dec. 16, Egypt will be infinitely more difficult to govern than it already is now".

With such language the processor would be infinitely more useful.

Lord Wigley: The number of people that will be killed by Trident will be infinitely more.

Deft use of social media to promote Girl Rising also proves Facebook and Twitter are infinitely more cost-effective forms of promoting films than traditional sources.

The Samsung is infinitely more customizable.