Sentence examples for certainly more effective from inspiring English sources

Dropping it just slightly back is certainly more effective and he only concedes one more from the over.

It can be an effective way to subvert opinion, and it is almost certainly more effective in the apparently intimate corners of the internet than in print.

Quins continued the side-to-side theme – certainly more effective against 13 than it is against 15 – and Nick Evans was worked over on the left, after Yarde had gone through his England rival, Jack Nowell, on the right.

They're certainly more effective than other initiatives that have been cosmetic, such as ethnic beauty pageants and festivals, or those programs that come too late for the children, like affirmative action at university.

And CCTs are almost certainly more effective than UCTs at mobilising support among the people who provide the money: attaching strings reassures middle-class taxpayers that the poor are not getting something for nothing.

I happen to think it's a bonus, and certainly more effective than marinating the stuff, as Dana suggests – I take my eye off the pan for a minute to answer the door, and return to a kitchen full of smoke to find her (delicious) peanut butter and soy sauce dressing has formed an acrid crust on the outside.

I would certainly agree with the vast majority of scientists who say that homeopathy is almost certainly no more effective than placebo.

A price increase is certainly much more effective than education.

Collins was passive as lieutenant governor, and his successor, Thomas Davey (1812 17), was certainly no more effective.

As part of the marriage settlement, he was confirmed as lifetime ambassador to Paris, although his wife was almost certainly the more effective envoy.

Disc cells were certainly much more effective at ingesting the beads than the fibroblast cell line, L929.