Sentence examples for become a particularly effective from inspiring English sources
These first-hand warnings have become a particularly effective way of deterring North Koreansfrom making the move.
Since Richard M. Nixon perfected the tactic in the 1960s, it has become a particularly effective tool for derailing liberal Democrats from Northern industrial states.
Juicers become a particularly hot item.
Therefore, hashtag recommendation has become a particularly important research problem.
Thelma, the woman from Hopper's "Automat," becomes the usher in a particularly effective scene (inspired by his "Two on the Aisle") in which most of the characters (including Estelle and her date) watch a Broadway show.
In the project description, graduate student Antoine Legrain writes, "In the Origami project, we fabricate three-dimensional micro- and nanostructures by means of capillary forces...Capillarity is a particularly effective mechanism since it becomes dominant at small scales".
A particularly effective tactic was to persuade Columbia graduates who had become publishers to donate materials to the university.
(She found that throwing a full Tupperware container against the wall was a particularly effective piece of theatre). The Tupperware company soon became aware of Wise's extraordinary sales numbers and hired her to implement her methods throughout the company.
