Sentence examples for more effective a from inspiring English sources

Preliminary results from a series of ongoing experiments reveal that the majority of participants were prepared to trade-off their negative attitudes towards financial incentives against increased effectiveness, i.e. the more effective a scheme, the more acceptable it is judged to be [ 23].

They found that the more effective a treatment was said to be, the more likely the bad side effects were minimized.

Nicholas Lemann deserves credit for examining how environmental groups can be more effective (A Critic at Large, April 15th).

The historical record is quite clear: trickle down is no better or more effective a policy to end deep recessions and depressions than trickle up.

Except part of her wanted to be that skinny waif and was enraged that chemotherapy was no more effective a diet than any other.

Criminologists, though, tell us that an increased likelihood of being punished is more effective a deterrent than a remote chance of a slightly larger penalty.

Food may be more effective an hour before you go to bed.

The Fighting Irish shot only 3 for 18 from 3-point range in that game, McGraw said, while UConn was more effective a month later against Baylor, hitting 11 of 29 shots beyond the arc.

Having a friend helps you make this a lot more effective and a lot more fun.

That was more effective as a vision, as a transformation of the sculpture.

But last night, the response was a more effective one, an efficient exercise in crisis management.