Sentence examples for more effective less from inspiring English sources

Becoming more patient can help you be more effective, less overwhelmed, less worried and angry, kinder, calmer, more tolerant, more loving and more lovable.

Since the state shares in the cost of the city's shelters, she said, it has an incentive to participate in a more effective, less expensive effort.

All these pathways to nuclear proliferation have been more effective, less expensive, and easier to hide from prying eyes than the commercial nuclear power route.

ABC recognises that the "colossal framework" of the EU needs to be overhauled to make it more effective, less bureaucratic, "and, above all, closer to those it is intended to benefit".

Big data - large scale datasets of operational transactional data - could have massive potential for improving governance, in terms of making government bodies more efficient, more effective, less prone to failure (identifying failing services or inadequate contractors, for example) and more citizen focused, as well as aiding policy design and development.

The government said the census was outdated and a "more effective, less bureaucratic" survey was needed.

The project has also laid the foundation for the next generation of diagnostic and prognostic tests as well as what are hoped to be more effective, less-toxic therapies.

It was mutilating, permanently disfiguring and no more effective than less radical, less disfiguring procedures.

"Dominated" denotes an intervention more costly and less effective than the comparator, while "dominant" means the intervention is more effective and less costly than the comparator.

Something more direct would probably be more effective and less risky.

Over time, experts said, medical treatment grew more effective and less expensive and the panic faded.