Sentence examples for meet effectively from inspiring English sources

Homeostatic regulation usually cannot meet effectively large environmental changes such as those that would allow a plant or animal living in the warmth of summer to function in the cold of winter.

That is, to be sure people only meet condition C when they are conscious we may formulate a condition that is too strong, which we know only humans can meet, effectively presupposing that animals cannot be conscious.

In Greece, a country with a fast growing elderly population, more consistent and coordinated measures of community care should be considered in the future in order to meet effectively the needs of those groups.

For how many years can we hear about your escapades with the police and go on believing you?' " Numerous analysts argued that Israel's intense security challenges could not be met effectively by a leader with such low public support.

Unbeknownst to him this need could only be met effectively by the rejection of Descartes' conservation law.

As such, a critical step in the project was to identify what we need to register and how to ensure that the quality criteria were met effectively.

Part of that cold-eyed calculation was the belief that Gawker's power as a media outlet could not be met effectively in the marketplace of ideas, but rather had to be met with the power of his bank account.

The study also found that there were only two special schools in Dodoma municipality; however, parents were being advised by school management to take their children to special schools outside Dodoma region for children whose needs may not be met effectively in these schools.

A high level Israeli politician, who is among the most frank, authentic and honorable that I have met, effectively outlined the limitations of political life to a group of American Jewish philanthropists at an off the record meeting.

Moreover, by having Mr. and Mrs. wealthy identify hundreds or thousands or more that they wish to help by name, it modestly takes advantage of abundant research that suggests that when names and faces are attached to need those needs are more likely to be met and more likely to be met effectively.

Say that you will think about the suggestion or consider whether the demand can be met effectively.