Sentence examples for be more effectual from inspiring English sources
While one method may be more effectual than the other, they are not the apples to oranges comparison you imply.
In order to be more effectual ― to actually have power to conduct oversight, or introduce legislation ― Democrats have to win elections.
Our results of non-neutral differentiation indicate that precipitation during specific juvenile rearing or adult spawning periods may be more effectual or correlative than average annual fluctuations in precipitation.
In the encyclopedic "Art of War," he suggests an improved design for forts, but he is still concerned with inner rebellion (he forbids an inner keep where the residents can hole up and tells us starvation is more effectual than siege).
As a result, β-cyclodextrin-curcumin complex was more effectual than free curcumin in telomerase expression inhibition.
Given the nature of Tinder itself — where the premise is to browse, then chat, then potentially meet — these ads may be more relevant and effectual than we'd expect, thanks to location and time and even intent based on the context.
In the end, it seems that searching for jobs all day, all week, for quarter of a year, may be more counter-productive than effectual.
There is an assumption that Vietnamese cleft palate children are more ethnically effectual for the surgery because Vietnamese subjects are at the early stage of verbal development despite the same surgery.
Caroline may call Cindy a "crazy Christian," but the redemption that she's pursuing may not be any more effectual than the prayers she allows the pastor to say for her in her office after a tense meeting with her boss.
But something else is afoot on Fortnite that may be far more effectual.
