"If that doesn't happen, you are effectively advantaging the institutions that made those risky bets at taxpayers' cost," Mr. Shay said.
But, privately, some Republicans grouse that Mr. Gore has more effectively taken advantage of the free publicity when stepping before the cameras.
She uses it, however, not in a basic gin and tonic, for which she turns to Fentiman's, but in several cocktails that perhaps more effectively take advantage of its intensity.
The use of FORTRAN77 is to effectively take advantage of existing codes, thus speeding up code design and implementation.
However, almost all of the equipment require appropriate tools, which effectively take advantage of their available potential.
Instead, let's focus our energy on educating small businesses on how they might be able to effectively take advantage of this new marketing channel.
O'Neill is launching an educational program called the New Media School, which is setting out to help both companies and individuals most effectively take advantage of the businesses opportunities afforded by the web.
Toward this goal, this article assesses how to effectively take advantage of the multiple radio interfaces now embedded within wireless devices with respect to energy consumption, from the standpoint of service discovery and access.
A key issue in designing application codes which are able to effectively take advantage of the available high performance computing resources is to deal with the software management and development complexity.
In service industries that are heavily dependent on their people — including tech and venture — and those that sell products to a broad population, having diversity in the organization and effectively taking advantage of it are not only critical to success, but may ultimately be critical to survival.
