Sentence examples for more effective effort from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Orlov points out, it's going to take big national organizations with deep pockets — foundations, technology corporations, Internet providers and cell carriers, AARP — to undertake a bigger, faster and more effective effort than our current piecemeal approach.

She asks him to "withdraw" his letter and offers to work with him "to identify a less destructive, but more effective, effort" to make sure NSF is meeting that mission.

If the group's brutal rampage is to be halted, more effective efforts to undermine its finances are essential.

The proposals also seek a fresh approach to elements of American foreign policy, including more effective efforts to sell American ideals around the world.

The administration should conduct a careful review, identifying those programs that need to be strengthened or have their funding shifted to more effective efforts.

Leveraging America's hydrocarbon bonanza to encourage more effective efforts to counter climate change will help promote a greener global order.

The violence and brutality associated with the Nigerian-based Boko Haram group, which has now split over its nominal allegiance to Isis, and the Isis expansion into Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, have overshadowed the less spectacular but arguably more effective efforts made by al-Qaida affiliates on the continent.

(See this for more effective efforts).

Increased temperatures due to global warming and more effective efforts to contain fires mean there's now more dry wood to burn.

At minimum, more effective efforts to educate consumers about the working of their plan are needed.

Because "more effective efforts to promote decentralization, devolution and democratization require a better understanding of governance processes if reform efforts are to have greater impact" (p22).