Sentence examples for effective summers from inspiring English sources

"Today, with all of the major financial institutions having a market capitalization of more than a hundred billion dollars and the economy growing again, the judgment not to nationalize but to put an enormous emphasis on raising private capital looks to have been effective," Summers told me a couple of weeks ago.

A 2011 study by the RAND Corporation suggests that the most effective summer learning is lead by highly skilled teachers who have experience working with children at that level.

The effective range of summer day-time temperature for passive cooling in Bangkok is limited to only 30 - 33°c.

Furthermore, the diagrams are used to derive quantitative recommendations for the most effective reduction of summer heat intensity.

Roofing solutions with high capacity to reflect incident solar radiation, the so-called cool roofs, can provide an effective answer to summer overheating of either individual buildings or whole urban areas.

The results from this larger and more diverse pool of students confirm our prior finding that the GEP research project is as effective as a summer research experience by this measure (Shaffer et al., 2010), but the larger data set allows a more detailed analysis as well.

Because of its low elevation, Dailey Lake was apparently sensitive to the direct effects of increased summer insolation on temperature and effective moisture, registering dry summers.

My mother realized that it was particularly effective to plan late-summer hikes around blueberry patches, or swimming holes or ice caves that kept hidden patches of snow chilled late into the summer months.

The number of students in religious seminaries is soaring.Who runs the show?At the pinnacle of this scholastic movement presides Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, who since the summer has won effective recognition as primus inter pares among Iraq's four undisputed grand ayatollahs.

Research has shown that after-school, before-school and summer programs are effective in improving student outcomes.

After the Summer minicourse, participants demonstrated an average knowledge gain of 15% in biology and 8% in chemistry, suggesting that the Summer minicourse was effective in enhancing students' knowledge in both biology and chemistry.