Sentence examples for effective lay from inspiring English sources

For decades Key was an influential and effective lay supporter of the Episcopal Church, taking an active role in Christ Church and St . Johns Church in Georgetown and Trinity Church in Washington, D.C.

Effective lay first aid is a factor that reduces damage to health and loss of life in traffic accidents.

This study, the first of its kind in Zambia, contributes to understanding how effective lay providers such as ASWs are in providing quality adherence counseling services, reducing loss to follow rates and HCWs' workload, not only in the community but as part of the ART clinical team in the health facilities.

The first step in effective lying is to convince ourselves of the lie.

The most effective lie — because it was the one Stalin most wanted to believe — was that the German troop buildup at the border was a bluff that would culminate in an ultimatum from Hitler, perhaps for a long-term "lease" of Ukraine.

Language is one of the most effective lie-detectors we have.

Rather than "not proven to be effective," the lay public may now think that flossing is "almost entirely unhelpful and/or unnecessary".

Initially, the junta ruled through a civilian puppet government, but it soon became clear that effective power lay with the triumvirate of officers and that, of these, Papadopoulos was the most powerful.

Most women did not receive companionship during labour (shown by research to be effective); delivered lying down (other positions may be more effective) and none received pain relief [ 1].

The biggest obstacle to effective governance lies here – in the minds of the politicians themselves.

Actually, however, the real key to effective interviewing lies closer to his own front door.