Sentence examples for more effectively but from inspiring English sources

Maia Desanti is less effective as the Angel, she could modulate her voice more effectively, but her physicality is great.

"She's spending her money more effectively, but she's done nothing to understand the issues.

Williams could sell this bleak world view more effectively, but the clarity of his vision, and his poeticism, overcome resistance.

Double-sided tape applied to the couch (Scotch brand, $2.50 for 6.9 yards) repelled Kukio more effectively, but it was only slightly more attractive than a ripped couch.

Perhaps computer designers once hoped that our machines could train the brain to multitask more effectively, but recent research suggests that this effort has failed.

"You won't win a Nobel Prize for rearranging your closet more effectively, but it could be important for daily life," Beeman says.

They might campaign more effectively together, but are also likely to make things even more chaotic: some populist parties will want nothing to do with the racism associated with them.

He believes that tools which look into programmers' code as they work, gather information on trends, and work out which parts of a program are being rewritten most often, could help a team work more effectively.But not everyone is convinced.

If some of these seeds were spilled close to human settlements, these mutants gained a fitness benefit as their seeds could be more effectively dispersed, but this depended on intervention by humans [ 1].

Not only do companies "mine" them to target their advertising more effectively, for example, but also to give their more valued (ie, higher-spending) customers better service.

There are huge opportunities to do our work more effectively and consistently, but we haven't had the same kind of support.