His was a more effective take-down, mind you, than Sarah Silverman's recent contribution, guesting on Conan O'Brien's show in disguise as Adolf Hitler, pretending to be miffed at constantly being invoked in conversations about Trump.
Ivers said Palin would be more effective taking an "activist position" on the sidelines.
The second, an episode of the series "Secrets of the Dead" called "The Man Who Saved the World," is more effective, taking the time to give a detailed picture of conditions inside a Soviet submarine that almost fired a nuclear-tipped torpedo during a confrontation with Navy ships.
You would be more effective taking that money and repurposing it to advertise through mobile because people aren't even paying attention to commercials anymore.
In terms of HIV evolution, why is it more effective to take multiple HIV drugs as opposed to only taking one drug?
In terms of HIV evolution, why is it more effective to take multiple HIV drugs as opposed to only taking one drug? .
Perhaps it's more effective to take your mum to the dance tent and show her that Sam Smith isn't half as good as Hercules & Love Affair.
At some point, however, they're sure to discover that it would have been so much easier, and probably more effective, to take everyone to the movie.
This year, a small publishing house in Philadelphia hit on a more effective formula: Take some Jane Austen, add a healthy dollop of gore and start counting the money.
Lee's research shows that it's much more effective to take a holistic approach to sustainability and make broader structural changes, as shirt manufacturer Esquel, steelmaker Posco, and others have done.
Environmental officials say they have learned through trial and error that it can be far more effective to take an entire river system into account, rather than proceeding piecemeal.
