Sentence examples for bid more effectively from inspiring English sources
Far better, anyway, than cost-intensive domestic banking in Germany, which the bank has spent a year trying to marry with other distribution channels.Mr Ackermann's investment bankers dominate the executive committee and they will be able to bid more effectively for capital.
Nokia hired Elop from Microsoft last year to replace Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, in a bid to compete more effectively in the smartphone market.
The discounters are coming under pressure after the big four cut prices on key lines in a bid to fight back more effectively.
In a bid to combat the practice more effectively, the government began considering various legal proposals in 2009, including an amendment to the country's penal code to explicitly mention honor killings.
Mr Rogerson said: "If we can demonstrate that we are able to use the power we've got more effectively and continue to bid for new powers then we will eventually be able to start to build up an assembly".
In the interim Mottershead is encouraging greater links between the university's journalism and computer science students, in a bid to get the two sides to communicate more effectively.
And who is likely to come out on top when the dust settles?The answer to the first of those questions is that the bids are aimed at helping America's mobile smaller fry compete more effectively with Verizon Wireless and AT&T, the behemoths that together serve about 70% of the country's wireless subscribers.
A newcomer to the Carter administration and to national politics, Goldschmidt traded not only on his experience in transportation planning, but on his political acumen as well; following Carter's unsuccessful bid for re-election, Goldschmidt expressed doubts about the Democratic Party's future if it couldn't learn to cultivate political allies more effectively.
Four years later, as the nation bade its tinseltown president farewell, a film came out that seemed to sum up the reinvigorated American dream even more effectively.
They respond more effectively to training.
