He said that the time, effort and resources of those involved could be more effectively used to benefit the students.
The MSF spokeswoman said the spread of virus would be more effectively controlled with more specialist care beds.
But terror can be more effectively rooted out if responsible Palestinian leaders like Mr. Abbas are strengthened, not undermined.
This also enables us to be more effectively involved in all current conversations, because we're not spread so thinly.
Even so, they believe that the political combat can be more effectively pursued once some of them are in parliament.
And quality of care can be more effectively assured in a hospital than in a home care setting, where health workers cannot easily be supervised.
He argues that the $130 billion fund could be more effectively invested in order to shore up the pension fund's finances.
In experimental tasks, worriers are slower to respond than non-worriers, presumably because worrying burns off mental energy that would be more effectively applied elsewhere.
The couple could be more effectively enveloped by scary downstage flames, perhaps with toppling trees, a staging not possible with human singers but here given a magic chance.
Dr. Quitkin's research helped establish that atypical depression could be more effectively treated with a class of drugs known as MAO inhibitors, Dr. Klein said.
It suggests adapting the Commons procedure, perhaps by creating an English grand committee, so that the English voice can be more effectively heard.
