Sentence examples for got more effectively from inspiring English sources

Mr Rogerson said: "If we can demonstrate that we are able to use the power we've got more effectively and continue to bid for new powers then we will eventually be able to start to build up an assembly".

Rather, we know how to use the memories we've got more effectively in certain contexts, thanks to a set of mnemonic techniques invented in antiquity.

Sometimes it was just a pragmatic consideration: getting more effectively to the chorus or differentiating the chorus melody from the verse melody so the song had somewhere to go.

Williams' stint as the designer of questionable underwear has something to do with his incarceration, and that's a tangent that gets more effectively ridiculous the further it goes, but the good news is, unlike many documentaries, "7 Days" isn't weighed down by too many side plots or a lot of questionable filler.

It can help them get more done, more effectively.

Focus is very important because it helps you to get more done more effectively.

Conversely, giving users a list of links showing where else a tweet has "travelled" outside of Twitter is a good way of driving more usage of the embedded link feature, and getting more people to effectively become marketers of Twitter itself.

Throughout the world, it's getting more difficult to effectively participate in one's own government without being technologically adept.

Now, advertisers pay less to advertise more effectively, customers get more relevant ads – and Google and Facebook make billions.

"But we are following the advice of disability expert Liz Sayce to use the money more effectively to get more disabled people into mainstream jobs – the same as everyone else.

This has very little effect on bitter acidic tastes, but sweet tastes get pronounced more effectively.