Sentence examples for more effectively realised from inspiring English sources

It is a way in which a multitude of problems such as learning, talent management, marketing, ideas generation and customer service can be more effectively realised and at a lower cost.

The assertion of political control over supposed terra incognita was most effectively realised by drawing up plans and plots.

Some films get very lucky with topical gags hitting the mark more effectively than the writers could have realised.

He served briefly in a tank unit before his superiors realised that his fluent German meant they could more effectively employ him in military intelligence.

But the most important factor driving the deals is that after years of talking about the need to expand overseas to achieve global scale and compete more effectively with Western firms and emerging giants from elsewhere Japanese firms have realised that today's misery provides the ideal opportunity.Accordingly, most of the deals are strategic.

Acting deputy leader David Sprason said: "We are delivering more effectively and efficiently and as we do that we are realising those savings.

'In my experience, I was drowning in anger, and negativity, and realised that I was destroying myself – the real me – far more effectively than any condition... Then I discovered that I could channel some of the anger into a kind of stubborness, and use it to find a different way of doing what I wanted.

But being an app developer, it wasn't long before Tong realised he could create something himself that would work a lot more effectively.

For example, Realising Rights have worked in partnership with Panos to link research and media more effectively.

He came to realise that although he might be able to help them implement better assessment systems, or to use technology more effectively, nothing would work unless the teachers got better at helping the children learn.

Policymakers and planners are realising that it is simply not possible to achieve the Millennium Development Goals if health workers' availability and performance are not addressed more effectively.