Sentence examples for effectively at a time from inspiring English sources

At the time, the companies said that by joining together they would be in a better position to provide cheaper power to their customers and to compete more effectively at a time of growing competition amid increasing deregulation.

The NOAA's concerns were that with the bridge outage, the tsunami warning center would not be able to operate effectively at a time when its need was greatest.

Like entrepreneurs and educators who are venturing into this field, we're trying to figure out how to engage people more effectively at a time when they are becoming increasingly more distracted by the tsunami of information and content generated by everyone.

But we struggle to find a way to work more effectively, particularly at a time when budgets are being slashed and many public services are on their knees.

However, Oliver said the standards were effectively being eroded at a time when obesity was becoming more widespread and he saw the Government's position as "illogical, unreasonable and weird".

Moreover, if the dollar continues strengthening, the U.S. will be effectively importing deflation at a time when the Fed is trying to induce higher rates of inflation.

BELICHICK COUNTERS Teams that have gone to four defensive linemen and seven defensive backs have slowed the Rams, and Belichick used this coverage effectively at times the first time the teams met on Nov. 18, a 24-17 Rams' victory.

I'm hopeful that we can use what we've learned at GSAS to help with the development of a broad strategy, one that can effectively support all students at a time when requests for care are increasing.

"Effectively, at this time we were in a weak position in terms of external earnings," he said.

Instead, they aim to test the idea that diseases such as trachoma, river blindness, lymphatic filariasis and hookworm, which largely afflict the rural poor, can be tackled together more effectively and cheaply than one at a time.

The ad-hoc approach effectively merges existing methodologies one at a time, with an arbitrary methodology as a starting point, and without guidance on attaching methodologies.