The Rangers are hoping that Barnaby, a noted trash-talker, will channel his emotions more effectively for them.
This should allow suppliers to prepare more effectively for future demand, and Boeing to be ready for possible problems.
"The challenge for the Department of Defense is to prepare more effectively for a constantly changing environment," the report said.
AT&T, the long-distance carrier, has said that it plans to use Internet technology as a way to compete more effectively for local telephone customers.
But Kerr misses the chance to use his comparisons even more effectively, for his arguments repeatedly evoke the United States' own shortcomings.
As young blood, you are there to come up with great fresh ideas to help things work more effectively for the community, and maybe save some money.
Even more effectively for the Lib Dem claim, Clegg can point to the trade-off with the Tories' anachronistic enthusiasm for a married couples tax allowance.
Currently they also lack skills and capacity to exploit data in order to target services more effectively, for example, isolation amongst older adults".
"I would urge lenders to think about making the market work more effectively for mortgage misfits by offering choices for those who fall outside the norm".
At its most lofty, the issues relate to regulation and how near-private monopolies or cartels must deliver more effectively for consumers.
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.
