Sentence examples for effectively we should from inspiring English sources
To protect these things and to regulate the system effectively, we should not look to government but to each other.
To solve our housing crisis fairly and effectively, we should tax that wealth and use it to ease those burdens.
Rather, more realistically and effectively, we should tell a narrative of vigilance against powerful forces of retrenchment and apathy.
Therefore, in order to assess the impact of menopause on A-FABP concentration more effectively, we should enroll premenopausal and postmenopausal women with comparable values of cardiometabolic risk factors.
Patients urged the information industry, specifically television and radio to play its part effectively: We should have more programmes on radio and TV as well as celebrities talking about early cancer detection.
I think we have been doing this pretty effectively, and we should continue to do it that way". But then the political wind shifted, and Kerry recalculated.
There is no villain that is stealing our money, merely a set of bad incentives that encourage us to spend more money less effectively than we should.
In essence, Brooks argues that the "bad cop" is playing its role effectively, so we should team them with a "good cop".
We didn't run things as effectively as we should have, but Johnny Newman came in and made a big 3-point play, Kenyon Martin did a good job of finding Aaron Williams down there all alone.
It has been proven that shareable online content has the power to spread Labour's message effectively (although we shouldn't overstate the importance of this one video – it doesn't define Labour's or Momentum's entire strategy).
Mr. Bush asserted that Mr. Kerry had changed his views on Tora Bora with the political winds, and said that in the fall of 2001 the senator said that "I think we've been doing this pretty effectively, and we should continue to do it that way".
