Sentence examples for influence and effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Consensus and alliance-building are the processes by which we should help any given administration expand the parameters of influence and effectiveness for reform.
"A move to restrict the unit to just one department would be worrying and could potentially downgrade the unit's status and weaken its reach, influence and effectiveness right across government," she said.
In short, he has intruded into the theologico-political mechanism that gives the new terrorists their influence and effectiveness.
Official Washington wants Warren to play the game, wait her turn, not rock the boat and eventually win the respect and support of her "colleagues" -- the traditional route to power, influence and effectiveness in the Senate.
Moreover, despite their key service delivery role, their typically low education, skill level, and social status can limit their influence and effectiveness within the overall health system.
The risks in both assessing and meeting need will be multiplying, while staff will find it harder to influence quality and effectiveness.
The type of therapist may influence uptake and effectiveness of treatment.
Both pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics influence efficacy and effectiveness of the drug, and the occurrence of adverse drug reactions.
Based on synthetic data and real data, we find that Internet Water Army dynamically adjusts their behavior strategy to maximize their influence and the effectiveness of strategy of Internet Water Army is closely related to the features of the users.
In contrast, the sphere of influence, and therefore effectiveness, of a multidisciplinary (or multiple-stakeholder) Network may be substantially greater [ 18, 30, 32, 34] because collective efforts and diverse skill sets can be harnessed towards a common goal.
As individuals' cultural backgrounds are important consumer factors influencing campaign effects and effectiveness (de Mooij 2010), previous studies suggests the relative advantages of culturally adapted messages over standardized or culturally non-adapted messages (Han & Shavitt 1994; Zhang & Gelb 1996).
