Sentence examples for more effective form from inspiring English sources

"There was no more effective form of natural selection that is known," says Ebers.

"Getting stories published is just a stronger, more effective form of word of mouth".

Another, possibly more effective form of antipelt propaganda was suggested by a venture capitalist attending some shows.

The other is that China shows that state capitalism is actually a more effective form of governance in this volatile age than chaotic democracy.

Another more effective form of pressure may be to encourage a strong cooperative and mutual sector, which will not only behave ethically itself, but constrain others from behaving in too ugly a fashion.

Helping the neediest in a time of crisis, through expanded health and unemployment benefits, is the morally right thing to do; it's also a far more effective form of economic stimulus than cutting the capital gains tax.

We do, though, think that the processes of biological evolution and both notably more effective than most traditional pedagogical postures in producing a diversity of organisms, including humans, able to cope effectively with their environments--provide some guides to more effective forms of pedagogy in the more exclusively human realm, as well as a foundation on which to build them.

If such software proliferates, it could inhibit one of the more effective forms of online advertising.

The war-born, bitterly frivolous Dada movement, which mocked all cultural authorities, including itself, had disintegrated, leaving a generation primed for more effective forms of rebellion.

Now Human Rights Watch (HRW), the New York-based NGO, has called for the US to scrap its failed policy in favour of "more effective forms of pressure".

Both Roche and Schering-Plough, for instance, have developed more effective forms of alpha interferon, which is off patent, that need fewer injections.