Sentence examples for effective way of responding from inspiring English sources

The models that lend themselves to incremental development seemed a more effective way of responding to rapidly growing cities and to the needs of the urban poor.

Of all the changes the country requires, a shift in presidential attitude could be the quickest and most effective way of responding to election threats.

The effect of the strategy, Sun leaders think, will be to make the company less vulnerable to bruising price battles in the computer hardware market, while giving it an effective way of responding to Microsoft's software-only approach.

In a Turkish study [28], training in problem solving was conceptualised as a form of self-control training; that is, the women 'learns how to solve problems' and thus discovers for herself the most effective way of responding [28].

Existential philosophy is fascinating in its general approach to this difficulty, and Marcel developed one of the most effective ways of responding to it.

It could also help you to find more effective ways of responding when you're angry.

The federal government is devoting new resources to finding quick and effective ways of responding to terrorist attacks if and when they occur, he said.

But as I discovered, for better or worse, the local economy has come to rely on the tourist trade these parties attract, while members of the local community have developed effective ways of responding to and clearing up the carnage they bring.

We submit that in 1994, while there was some awareness and understanding of the SRH needs and concerns of (mostly unmarried) adolescents in low- and middle-income countries (e.g., high rates of early and unintended pregnancy, early childbearing, unsafe abortion, and sexually transmitted infections), there was limited understanding of effective ways of responding to these needs and problems.

The first such review was issued in late 2010 and called for the U.S. leading through "civilian power" as a cost-effective way of responding to international challenges and defusing crises.

The Administration's efforts underscored the scramble to find an effective way to respond to the tests, which re-ignited fears of an arms race in South Asia.