Sentence examples for effective and extensive from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Tippett and other security experts agree that the nation's computer networks need more effective and extensive shoring up.

He writes that a middle ground must be struck, in which regulation is effective and extensive, but not too extensive.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind argued that the UK had an "effective and extensive system of independent oversight" of the three services – GCHQ, MI5 and MI6.

But I have yet to hear of any other country, either democratic or authoritarian, that has both significant intelligence agencies and a more effective and extensive system of independent oversight than the UK and the US".

If they can get their act together this year, they may achieve what Blair describes as a 'quantum leap' in tackling problems of insufficient overseas aid, more effective and extensive debt relief (for developing countries, you understand, not for you and me) and the reduction, even elimination, of death from a wide variety of diseases, most notably Aids and malaria in Africa.

The goal of our study was to develop an on-site cost-effective and extensive method for the treatment of supernatant of the sludge settling silo of fresh water fish farms.

From the literature available, it's clear that Bower's approach is more promising in predicting the pore pressure, but needs offset well data, effective stress data and extensive calibration to the graphical constants.

It is bizarre and effective, surprisingly extensive and well worth the separate admission charge ($6 for adults).

NJH is a premier hospital and research institution with a reputation for high quality clinical and basic research, effective professional education and extensive collaborations.

Recurrent hitchhiking may have a limited impact on the genome of A. thaliana for several reasons, including extensive linkage disequilibrium (and thus interference between selected sites), a low effective population size, and extensive population structure (Wright and Andolfatto 2008).

Although he had no "little bell," Stanton's use of military arrests and the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus proved to be likewise effective and even more extensive.