Sentence examples for effective promoter from inspiring English sources

Comparing both effects, the addition of SO2 in the feed is a much more effective promoter that the addition of a second metal to vanadium.

Archbishop McCarrick is said to be a tireless fund-raiser and an effective promoter of priestly vocations.

"Given her background, you might not have expected her coming into Duke to be as strong and effective promoter of the athletic program as she has been," Representative Price said.

And those latter-day Thatcherites who evoke the lady's name in favour of Brexit should heed the words of her biographer Charles Moore: "Mrs Thatcher was the most effective promoter of European integration Britain has ever known".

Sandomir had drawn that one up in the hope of tempting Don Imus, the talk-radio host and effective promoter of books, to plug "The Enlightened Bracketologist" on his program.

Potassium is an effective promoter for the catalysts.

The experimental results herein suggest that the nanofibrous glucophage-loaded collagen/PLGA membranes had effect for increasing collagen content in treating diabetic wounds and very effective promoters of the healing of such wounds in the early stages.

Asked to assess Mr. Libi's stature, the State Department's counterterrorism chief, Dell L. Dailey, who retired from the Army as a lieutenant general, said in an e-mail message, "Abu Yahya is a senior Al Qaeda member, a top strategist for the group, and trusted and presented as one of the group's most effective promoters of jihad".

Mr. Libi, a Libyan believed to be in his late 30s, is now considered to be a top strategist for Al Qaeda, as well as one of its most effective promoters of global jihad, appearing in a dozen videos on militant Web sites in the past year, counterterrorism officials said.

And, oddly enough, one of its most effective promoters has been Jagger's bandmate Keith Richards, who, for decades now, has been publicly grumbling about Jagger's conceit, bossiness, social climbing and so on.

But in general, companies tend to be the most efficient and effective promoters of technology (mobile phones are a case in point).And in rich countries, high-tech-firms get money from banks, stockmarkets and venture capitalists in ways that emerging-market entrepreneurs can only dream of.