Sentence examples for more effective then from inspiring English sources

Far more effective, then, to try a bit of vengeance.

How much more effective, then, to show that it could be almost childishly simple?

So, I thought that arbitration was more effective then regulation.

So there is a huge value proposition there, because sending out 500 cards might be more effective then sending out 2,000 emails," says Wong.

But such exhortations were no more effective then than they are now - at least, they didn't stop Larkin Soap Company from going bust in the 1940s.

"But if that helps Jamaica to reinforce what they've got to do, and to be much more effective, then maybe her actions will be of considerable help to the fight against doping in sport in that country.

This opens up your pores before you do the mask making it more effective and then afterward it helps your pores close more slowly so that your skin doesn't feel stiff and awkward.

If his approach to the conventions proves to be the more effective one, then he will have certainly rewritten them.

However, if you find that none of your Styles affect an enemy, you can end the battle, swap out your Style combinations for something more effective and then re-enter the fight.

At the time, Christel was the more effective operative; then inept bureaucratic karma and plain good luck combined to elevate Guillaume from his cover as a loyal Social Democratic Party official in Frankfurt to a junior position in Brandt's office in Bonn.

"If Europe is able to find the political will to build a more effective firewall then you are going to see the IMF, the major shareholders in the IMF and emerging economies very supportive of those efforts," said Mr Geithner.