Sentence examples for is particularly effective when from inspiring English sources

(This is particularly effective when she is competing against builders, and the house might be torn down).

The tool is particularly effective when employed by skilled traditional hunters, such as San bushmen in Botswana, some of whom were the first to use it.

In the former, a respondent is asked to reply "yes" or "no"—an approach that is particularly effective when asking questions about behaviour.

This is particularly effective when transmitting large amounts of data, for example when people watch high-definition movies or play online games with multiple players.

Search is particularly effective when combined with, say, a TV advert, says Carr. "We notice a huge spike in search volumes when an advertiser has an ad in other media.

Using maps to visualize spatial relationships is particularly effective when it comes to nabbing serial offenders because studies show that they tend to operate in areas that they are familiar with, near their homes.

Drainage was left to open sewers, sluices and canals, none of which was particularly effective when rains came.

Environments and investments matter for producing skills over the entire life cycle but are particularly effective when children are very young — from birth to age five.

Russia goalkeeper Alla Volkova, sometimes rushing to the top of the box to turn away scoring threats, was particularly effective when Ghana had breakaways.

It's particularly effective when people manage, in a 20- or 30-second message, to make a connection between something specific in their work experience and key details relating to the job opening.

Grenades came into use around the 15th century and were found to be particularly effective when exploded among enemy troops in the ditch of a fortress during an assault.