Sentence examples for effective to think from inspiring English sources

My mom argued that it was more effective to think of the betrayed partners as suffering from a kind of trauma -- the breach in their world was that great -- and as with any severe emotional trauma, the first step in treatment should be to get the facts of what happened out in the open.

She says, of her "handsome geek" and his sad, untimely death: You sort of get only one shot this way (better be good) and it's effective to think of Parsons' influence and death as fertilizing a tradition rather than occupying it as one of its majors stars.

But on an individual level, it might be effective to think of that smelly shed in Germany the next time you go for a bite of beef.

I believe that rather than attempting to forge the one agreement that will change the course of the world, or being satisfied with one without much substance, it may be more realistic, practical and effective to think of agreements and plans on a regional level.

An important part of science is to develop simple and effective ways to think about, visualise and communicate the way that the natural world works.

When short-term emotions threaten to swamp long-term considerations, Chip Heath suggests that a simple yet highly effective way to think about a difficult decision is to consider what you would recommend to your best friend.

Scientists who regarded warnings and evacuation plans as effective tended to think that scientists were well trusted.

This is actually the most effective way to think about weight loss.

That means it has been effective to provoke thought.

Through two months of the season, the combination's been so brutally effective, it's irresistible to think back to last year, remember Dempsey's struggles, and wonder how things could have possibly gone so wrong.

This procedure is known to be effective at priming people to think about a concept without their awareness.