Sentence examples for effectively we might from inspiring English sources

If we can train leaders to take evidence seriously and apply it effectively, we might start catching up.

However, this may be an arena in which markets can do more effectively what we might otherwise leave to the government.

International research is presently limited on how we might effectively attain this goal and promote more connected learning especially in the elementary grades.

But if they are successful, they lend powerful support to those theses, by effectively neutralizing any reasons we might take ourselves to have for resisting the conclusions of the arguments for them.[37] G1 reflects a prima facie plausible constraint on justification.

Similarly ill-informed emotionalism has severely retarded the development of nuclear power in the U.S. If all of the nuclear plants that were on the drawing board had been built (before 1979′s Three-Mile Island accident effectively shut down new construction), we might actually be in compliance with Al Gore's beloved Kyoto Protocol.

Perhaps we might reach Jeremy more effectively by dreaming up a one-man show title for him.

"So effectively it might be 10 days, 2 weeks, 3 weeks before we were able to widely disseminate the photos of the missing child," said Mr. Allen, who has been with the center since its creation.

Perhaps it did so too effectively; Mr. Jones might as well hang a shingle: "Chasing fugitives since 1993".

MR. MORGAN: By expressing the view that you expressed, you are effectively — you might be president.

And if the Giants had run more, or more effectively, it might have given the defense a rest.

One might argue from this that he bridges the gap between magic and science rather more effectively than might otherwise appear.