Sentence examples similar to effective to instruct from inspiring English sources
"I anticipate that there are a number of occasions where a landlord may get away with charging an excessive fee as the leaseholder may not want to delay the progress of a sale and/or it may not be cost-effective to instruct lawyers to challenge the reasonableness of the fee," said Nick Martyn, a property litigation lawyer at solicitor practice Mundays.
Whatever the cause, getting more effective teachers to instruct better-performing pupils naturally exacerbates the gap in achievement.
This work may supply a potentially effective method to instruct the design of desirable metasurfaces with multi-function in the modulation of electromagnetic waves.
He devised new and effective ways to instruct players and sharpen their skills; invented training devices, like base-sliding pits and batting tees, that are commonplace today but were unheard of then; and pioneered the use of complex statistical measures to evaluate performance.
These molecular profiles indicate a different biological behavior of the tumor most likely due to disease progression or treatment resistance and may be used to instruct more effective therapy or follow-up schedules.
He proceeded to open 18 more schools and had mostly female teachers from the USA come to Argentina to instruct graduates how to be effective when teaching.
But while Sanders himself has been effective at getting what he wants from his adopted party, he has so far seemed reluctant to instruct his movement on how they can best help him achieve his goals.
More, really, to edify, to instruct".
They have a right to instruct me.
Not that I mean to instruct Clark.
