Sentence examples for more effective time from inspiring English sources

"The less labeling I can do of myself, I find, I have a better, more effective time," he said.

That would have been a more effective time to go on offense.

While these suggestions can be and I'm sure have been very helpful to many people, others, (many of whom we've personally spoken with) have felt like tips and techniques for more effective time management don't quite do it for them.

Illumination at shorter, more effective, time intervals might allow the drug dose to be lowered, thus reducing the risk of generalised skin photosensitivity.

Current CBT literature suggests that a more effective time to implement such interventions may be in the immediate post-diagnosis period, when patients are likely to be experiencing higher levels of distress generally [ 4].

In order to change your grade, you need to introduce more effective time management skills into your life.

Advocates argue that such incentives would be more effective this time around not only because of design, but also because of timing.

Serious cooperation directed at minimizing terrorist resources may well be more effective over time than military action.

Mr. White, noting that he was Christian but not Catholic, said he believed that the process would be more effective this time.

The program, he says, "allows me to be more creative at work, more effective at time management, and to develop better interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence".

There is, to be sure, a lot of bungling in the process, but economic handlers will become more effective over time.