Sentence examples for more effectively phrased from inspiring English sources

Jim would send drawings to Ben, who'd send them to me, and I'd give feedback to Ben, who'd send it on – more effectively phrased, no doubt – to Jim.

In a speech in May explaining his drone warfare policy, for example, Barack Obama spoke of "lethal, targeted action against al-Qaeda and its associated forces".As George Orwell rolls in his grave, Johnson weighs in on the general assumption that Republicans use language more effectively than Democrats, as they prefer phrases that are shorter, simpler and more concrete.

The music "needs to live," he told the orchestra musicians at a previous rehearsal, advising them how to phrase a descending motif more effectively in an Act I duo between Elizabeth and Leicester.

And yet, the phrase is beginning to embed itself in modern politics – more effectively than Cameron's previous, cuddlier concept, "the big society".

They respond more effectively to training.

"Really captivating imagery teaches us more effectively".

"We have to brand more effectively.

That allows me to lead more effectively.

Innovate more effectively?

Ivanka has pursued this route more effectively.

That might help investors plan more effectively.