Sentence examples for ever more effectively from inspiring English sources
They are becoming more dispersed and are hiding themselves ever more effectively, Western military officials say.
And Brian Lazzaro, an evolutionary geneticist at Cornell University, says the insect system "could be an early step" in the evolution of adaptive immunity--the ability of an immune system to remember and respond ever more effectively against infection.
Without natural supplies and rainfall, such corporate control will monetize ever more effectively the cost of quenching thirst and growing crops, not to mention meeting the needs of sanitation and industry.
When we say we want to work ever more effectively with partners, that we want to invest strategically, that we want to be quicker more nimble and streamlined - we mean that too.
In his Saint Patrick's Day address in 1940, Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Éamon de Valera lamented: "No country had ever been more effectively blockaded because of the activities of belligerents and our lack of ships... ...... Ireland was a net food exporter.
While later Spanish religious sculpture became repellently kitsch and ever more bizarre, Bray effectively opens our eyes to the Spanish art of this period, and to the kinds of relationships people had with it.
Mobile and online tools help shoppers compare prices and grab bargains more effectively than ever.
Intelligence and police around the world now cooperate more effectively than ever.
He scored, passed, and ran the offense more effectively than ever, which has been associated with the fast pace that New York employs.
Noting that 7 of the 10 murder defendants are in Mexican custody, he added that "at every level of government and law enforcement, we are working with our Mexican counterparts more effectively than ever before".
The 'Electric Spine' will make a significant difference for passengers, linking London, the Midlands and Yorkshire in a much more efficient rail line, connecting the south and north more effectively than ever before.
