Sentence examples for more effective building from inspiring English sources

By taking a holistic approach to the research and products already available, the tools for a more effective building integrated system can be devised.

By the same token, don't rely entirely on unit building, and continue to tech up to newer and more effective buildings.

Buying control of Idenix was more effective than building a research effort from scratch, he said.

And how can our understanding of poverty enable more effective policies, building on the lived experiences of the poor?

route find that instead of relying on their original innovators, buying new technologies is more effective than building them.

They do not replace the hard work of making an organisation more effective by building skills, optimising processes and improving systems.

It's cheaper and more effective than building new dams and reservoirs, yet those continue to be the first choice for some politicians and managers.

Despite caretakers appearing to be much more effective in building community trust than the installation of CCTV, gating and door entry systems, they are not acknowledged by SBD, which is a blunt instrument, incapable of adapting to complex unintended consequences.

The thing is, we'll be no more effective at building a bio-printer or a 3D printer or a software radio that can only execute certain programs than we were at building a PC that won't copy a copyrighted song.

However, high-SES families may be more effective at building off of initially high achievement levels.

The results indicate that immediate rewards are more effective in building a program value than delayed rewards.