Sentence examples for effective in deploying from inspiring English sources

Man Tiger is particularly effective in deploying some of the classic techniques of the crime genre while subverting others – not only is there no "whodunnit", the destabilising effect is not caused by the murder itself (violence is very much a part of life), but by the lack of presaging omens.

And so, the question is, did the funds start out and say, "Where can we go raise this kind of capital?" Or did they start and say, "Hey, there's all this capital out there, what's the right sort of vehicle that can be effective in deploying it".

There's nothing flashy about Her Story, but it's ruthlessly effective in deploying its aesthetic, and it helps the story land.

This is not to say they are not effective in deploying mines and improvised road-side IED's however.

Finally, RTOP analyses of TAs in TPD revealed that despite their strong content knowledge, TAs were less effective in deploying learner-centered practices in their classrooms.

While Ms. Tedeschi has a nasty howl, she's not as effective when restrained; her power is in her texture, and her fearlessness in deploying it.

Our demonstration of reduced mortality risk in diabetic heart failure patients who are current users of ACE inhibitors and β-blockers confirms that these anti-failure agents proven efficacious in trials are effective when deployed in usual clinical practice in diabetic individuals (18, 19).

Importantly the use of task shifting, while potentially effective in training and deploying additional cadres of HCWs who can perform key public health functions, requires the same types of investments in the healthcare workforce that is currently absent and leads to brain drain.

Much of what we've done is most effective when deployed in a collaborative change process with clients.

Many major resistance genes have now been shown to retain function when transferred between species, and evidence indicates that resistance genes are more effective when deployed in a background containing quantitative resistance traits.

Deploying mobile nodes in a sensor network, however, may not be as cost-effective as deploying static nodes.