Sentence examples for more effective tools from inspiring English sources

They recommend more speech-education, protest, picketing, satire and public debate-rather than censorship or other forms of legal regulation, as less dangerous and more effective tools for raising public consciousness and effecting the desired attitudinal and cultural change.

But we do have more effective tools.

Recent changes we've made to our regulations have provided consumers with more effective tools to manage their gambling.

Regrettably, it excludes more effective tools, like actual debt write-downs, which Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, finds politically unpalatable.

Other policymaking entities – particularly those with potentially more effective tools to help the economy reach escape velocity – need to act but are hampered by legislative impasse.

Combining safe and proper use of pesticides with improved sanitation, waste and water management, and empowering people with knowledge, are far more effective tools.

The SF-6D may be a more effective tool with lower ceiling effect and greater sensitivity.

Morgan reinforced the importance of education as a more effective tool than policing.

A carbon tax, collected by individual countries, looks a far more effective tool.

And if high test scores are the goal, it turns out, class-based integration may be the more effective tool.

Perhaps a more effective tool is a website that looks at how major cities will look after rising temperatures have done their thing.