Sentence examples for more effectively conveyed from inspiring English sources

Tony Coelho, the Gore campaign chairman, said in an interview here that while Mr. Gore had distanced himself months earlier from the Clinton administration on the Gonzalez matter, the campaign should have more effectively conveyed that when Mr. Gore spoke out in March, saying the Cuban boy should be granted permanent residency status.

I thought this theme would be more effectively conveyed through animation".

It could more effectively convey to markets its intentions for the funds rate, which would also lower long-term rates.

A sharper focus, simpler background, use of color, or different composition all can serve to shift the perspective and more effectively convey the intended message.

Try "...in the meeting" instead; it more effectively conveys that the gory details were just a memorable segment of the gathering and that other topics were discussed.

Stating some outcome is increased or decreased (or greater or lesser) and parenthetically stating the p (or other statistical) value immediately after the comparative terms more effectively conveys information than merely stating two values and then providing a probability value (in the same or a following sentence) without stating how or in which direction the two values differ.

The developers believed that providing a small part of each villain's story rather than focusing on a select few allowed the player to meet many more characters and effectively conveyed the feeling of being in a superprison filled with supervillains.

Even though the film is a heavily airbrushed version of Hendrix's tumultuous years as a rock god, going light on his drug use, assorted bad stage performances and more, it effectively conveys that his career was an explosion rather than a progressively brighter flame.

This should then translate more easily in a language where the MoH's needs and objectives are effectively conveyed to the MoF.

Mr. Maazel effectively conveyed the stately dignity of this work (despite a few unstately horn blunders), which more closely resembles Bach's earlier orchestral suites than the later "Brandenburg" Concertos.

In an actual healthcare setting, patient information could be effectively conveyed on dashboards within the participating EDs, as well as on a dashboard at a more centralized control location.