Sentence examples for might more effectively from inspiring English sources
PM2.5, which is more widely measured in the North America and Europe, is considered a better measure of smaller particles and might more effectively help to capture PM effects [ 2].
Of course, the United States might more effectively identify citizens who pose a threat.
What is worth pondering is how a demagogue of Hitler's malign skill might more effectively exploit flaws in American democracy.
The increase, to about $16.5 billion a year from about $12.1 billion, includes money for a second aircraft carrier to project French military might more effectively.
Rather than (or in addition to) using the technical term "low food security," the Agriculture Department might more effectively, and accurately, describe this situation as "acute hunger".
Bain and his partners started, as Kiechel puts it, "to ponder how they might more effectively capitalize on the stock-market success they were helping others achieve".
Senior healthcare workers have been found to bring about experience, 22 as they know the pitfalls of the pharmacy work and can avoid them masterly which might reduce the risk for error making, so senior pharmacists might work more effectively and had a positive attitude to their work pressure.
One explanation for this difference is that other pathways might act in parallel to UNC-33 to inhibit protrusion and these might be more effectively engaged by full-length UNC-5::GFP, such that when UNC-33 is absent these pathways can still inhibit protrusion.
It also hopes for the emergence of an Asian economic block that might negotiate more effectively with America and the EU.
They might campaign more effectively together, but are also likely to make things even more chaotic: some populist parties will want nothing to do with the racism associated with them.
The money might be more effectively spent on job training, education and family services in poor neighborhoods with high crime rates rather than "exporting those funds to prisons, courts and police officers outside of the community," he said.
