Sentence examples for more effectively promote from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine what could more effectively promote the Isis cause.

N1 doping was shown to more effectively promote the ORR than N2 doping.

This implies that managers can more effectively promote their destinations by matching advertising language with destination type.

Instead of a narrow focus on security and counternarcotics, pursuing measures to enhance Colombia's democratic institutions will more effectively promote a transition from state-building to democracy-building.

"This legislation will allow New York City to target its limited tax abatement resources to more effectively promote the construction of affordable housing in the neighborhoods that need it most," the governor said.

In summary, compared with UPW, DOW can more effectively promote the growth of C. militaris mycelium and enhance the production of cordycepin, its functional ingredient.

The Tribune also wrote of the mission that "the interests of Christianity will be more effectively promoted by this action of the Chinese Emperor than by any other political event of the last two centuries".If that seems like hyperbole, Burlingame provided some of his own in his most famous speech of the trip, at a banquet in New York on June 23rd 1868.

The real key to staying in front of your customers is to deliver exceptional experiences while more effectively promoting your brand.

Program II is more effectively promoted and students are assured that their chances of being admitted to Program II are very good if they take care to follow the guidelines set for the preparation of applications.

The comparison of the efficiency of monotonous (HE) and non-monotonous (ECAH) deformations of aluminum alloys during SPD at room temperature shows that ECAH as compared to HE, much more effectively promoted grain refinement and reduced the anisotropy of the rod structure.

However, GPs wish to be reimbursed for such services and suggest that preventative activities may be more effectively promoted at a national/EU level.