Sentence examples for effective to have from inspiring English sources

It can be more effective to have children look at themselves functionally.

Why wouldn't it be more effective to have civil and rational discourse?

"I want to be, but it's still cost effective" to have a fractional share in a private jet.

Rather than canceling flights on a regular basis, it's more effective to have law enforcement officers on board when you need them".

"We only really do this around Christmas – it would be much more sensible and effective to have it all year round," she says.

The first selectman, Richard Bond, said it might be more effective to have an expert on Modernist houses propose changes to the town's regulations first.

In the end, it is probably more cost-effective to have workers muddle through the two-hour dip in their own individual ways.

MPs have been told an internal G4S memo said it was not "cost-effective" to have security guards in place too early.

Isn't it more cost-effective to have these workers make $9, $10 an an hour on a city job than to throw them back on welfare?" Frank Sobrino, spokesman for the city's Human Resources Administration, said the layoffs of some former workfare workers who had moved into regular city jobs did not mean that workfare was a failure.

With some much older cars, it may not be cost-effective to have full coverage.

It is not generally considered to be cost-effective to have long-term nationwide surveillance programmes for all potential vectors, particularly when they do not currently transmit disease.