Sentence examples for effective in the next from inspiring English sources

Don't assume that what worked in the last relationship will be as effective in the next.

The new rules would be effective in the next three days, he said.

A concentration on "the general purpose and design" was more effective in the next novel, Dombey and Son (1846 48), though the experience of writing the shorter, and unserialized, Christmas books had helped him obtain greater coherence.

Lomborg is often criticized for his focus on economic calculations — which, he has written, indicate that it would be less effective in the next twenty years to spend money on preventing climate change than on universal education, expanding trade opportunities, or cutting back on indoor pollution caused by poor stoves.

The Chrysler Group decision, effective in the next three to six months, "makes True North an attractive takeover target for the major industry players," said Maurice Levy, chairman and chief executive at the Publicis Groupe in Paris, the largest shareholder in True North.

Robert M. Duncan, the chairman of American Crossroads, which, like Crossroads GPS, was started with help from the Republican strategists Karl Rove and Ed Gillespie, said he also informed major donors late last week that "research and development" was under way to make the groups even more effective in the next election, part of a pitch for continued investment toward a larger goal.

There's growing recognition that he'll be an effective leader in the next general election".

To get an effective segmentation in the next stages, this paper proposes a series of processing methods, including false alarm exclusion algorithm, rectangular-completing algorithm of ROI, and centroid alignment algorithm to adjust the ROI.

To get an effective segmentation in the next stages, this paper proposes a series of processing methods subsequently, including false alarm exclusion algorithm, rectangular-completing algorithm of ROI, and centroid alignment algorithm to refine the ROIs and filter out false alarms.

Because of these considerations, the chances of Britain having an effective Parliamentary Opposition in the next decade may depend on how some twenty or thirty Labour Members from the party's centre decide to vote.

One supervisor also stated that his company was now considering a training plan to guide farmers and local collectors to apply green supply chain and effective reverse logistics in the next financial year.