Sentence examples for effective to run from inspiring English sources
"It's much more effective to run an organization where everything you're doing is in one place".
No one will say this, but it's more effective to run the risk of noncompliance and pay a few fines, which is just a cost of doing business".
However Digital UK found that rather than airing long advertising campaigns, it was more effective to run shorter campaigns and work closely with local charities to let vulnerable viewers know what was happening.
LED lights are longlived and cost effective to run, and work well as recessed lights in paving and decking, highlighting steps and changes in level on or around the house and terrace.
Therefore, it is effective to run RSpring with JOnAS-like JEE servers when the whole system is executed in a resource limited environment.
"It's easier and can be more cost effective to run it on the cloud, and let Microsoft worry about your Exchange servers".
Would it be cost-effective to run screening and vaccination programmes in tandem?
Principals and teachers of large high schools say they offer a wider range of classes and extracurricular and sports programs and are more cost-effective to run because they operate with one principal instead of, say, three for the same number of students spread out in small schools.
In 1989, the PPP was discontinued as it was found that though beneficial, it was not cost-effective to run the program solely for early language learning especially when private kindergartens were also doing a credible job in this aspect (Lim 1989).
Tschopp et al. (2012) showed that although BTB causes substantial financial losses to the Ethiopian economy, it remains not cost-effective to run a nation-wide test-and slaughter program due mainly to the high numbers of cattle in Ethiopia (43 million) and the cost for compensation that has to be covered by the State [ 39].
