Sentence examples for more effective challenge from inspiring English sources

In the last elections, in 2004, Swapo won 75percentt of the vote, but this time a breakaway group — campaigning against government corruption — may prove a more effective challenge.

The Walker Report in the UK demonstrated that if stewardship had been applied properly by our investors, there would have been more effective challenge to Fred Goodwin and his bid for ABN AMRO.

If the trial shows that the modified VM is more effective, the challenge will be the dissemination of the technique to patients as well as staff.

He was more effective when challenging Senator Inhofe about the United States' former support of Iraq.

We hope that the synergistic effects of the various phytochemical from the four species will be able to be more effective in challenging the disease through its multiple targets.

Watchdog groups say the anticorruption commission is facing a potentially more effective, though passive, challenge from Parliament.

Is there something particular about visual media that makes them a more effective way to challenge false ideas?

Is there something particular about visual media that makes it a more effective way to challenge false ideas?

By this count, a merger between Microsoft and Yahoo would boost competition, creating a more effective competitor to challenge Google's dominance.

His virtually inaudible piping made one realize that a full-size female soprano is more effective for this challenge.

Increasing the quantitative thinking that students encounter in their biology courses may be a more effective way to challenge this perception and encourage transfer of mathematics skills than increasing traditional mathematics requirements for biology students alone.