Sentence examples for more effectively from from inspiring English sources

Speaking in Munich on Sunday, Mr. Putin's national security assistant, Sergei B. Ivanov, argued that "restraining the so-called rogue nations -- to use the American terminology -- may be carried out more effectively from the standpoint of both cost and effectiveness by means of a common political effort".

"We all operate a bit more effectively from having had one".

In many ways you can study it more effectively from these archeological records and 3D images".

In an interview with the Guardian, Falconer said conversations within the party had centred on how to drive policy more effectively from No 10.

The more cautious fired their rifles around the corners of houses, while others took turns to shoot more effectively from the exposed alleyways before retreating for cover.

TWICE in the past four years the government has brought forward new legislation to protect the public more effectively from mad people who are violent.

The engineered strain produced cadaverine from cellobiose more effectively than from glucose: 6.1 mM after 48 h from 28 g/L of consumed cellobiose, vs. 3.3 mM from 20 g/L of consumed glucose.

It is very important to remember that fundamentalism in all our faith traditions -- Muslim, Christian, and Jewish -- will be far more effectively defeated from the inside than from the outside.

A monoclonal antibody against Pitx2 precipitated chromatin from the PMZ more effectively than from the AMZ for all predicted enhancers that contained consensus Pitx1/2-binding sites (especially E3, E5, and E6) but not those that do not (E2 and E4).

As a result, communities and workers realize that employers have far more options to more effectively compete, from locating a factory offshore to hiring from a pool of candidates half a world away.

But the Lib Dem psychodrama has been much more effectively concealed from the public gaze – until now.