Sentence examples for effective to make from inspiring English sources

3/2003) and ensuring that schools are smoke-free environments is one of the policies the literature considers effective to make smoking less acceptable in everyday life and to effectively discourage students from starting the habit [ 29– 329.

Temperature drop during the polymerization just before the nucleation was so effective to make the diameter smaller.

The group reviews disease screenings, counseling and other treatments to determine if they are sufficiently effective to make the list.

Certainly there will be times when boundaries slip, or when it is more effective to make an exception.

And these terms are no more effective to make a statute valid which standing alone is void for vagueness.

Even with the rates it charges, Peapod has to be efficient and effective to make money in what is a margin business.

If you have gaps in your national insurance record it may be more cost-effective to make voluntary NI contributions first.

Some experts say that since the HPV test catches more lesions than Pap, it would be cost-effective to make it the primary test, with Pap testing used only on the women who test positive for the virus.

It's cost-effective to make sure new wells meet the E.P.A. standards; it may even be cost-effective to retrofit existing wells to meet those same standards, although the E.P.A. isn't requiring that and it's unlikely that producers will do it voluntarily.

Assess if it is cost-effective to make gifts above the annual exclusion amount.

Mr Menon said that as flexible screens became more advanced and cost-effective to make, it was likely to speed up growth in the sector.