Sentence examples for more effectively though from inspiring English sources

It also enabled them to make war more effectively, though ultimately not effectively enough.

The conductor, Alan Pierson, has attempted to reconstruct the first (1977) version of a score that has never been one of Reich's most popular, and which does not really achieve anything that the magnificent Music for 18 Musicians (composed just before it) did not do rather more effectively, though it is still fascinating to hear now.

It's difficult to see how they could protest more effectively, though getting rid of the masks they saw people wearing in a flim once might help anchor their cause in reality a bit more.   .

Doing this can separate the grains of rice more effectively, though, which means that the rice will be less mushy when done.

(Though more effectively acted, David Mamet's version, on show at BFI Southbank, stints on the historical context).

Apple's version is more effectively integrated with Maps, though for some trips – such as on bike hire schemes like London's Santander Cycles, Citymapper still comes up trumps.

Analogously, hESC growth medium (mTeSR1) conditioned by hESC culture enhanced myoblast proliferation more effectively than mTeSR1 alone, though mouse myoblasts exhibited significantly enhanced proliferation in both media (Supplementary Figure 1A, B and [ 17]).

Well before September 11th, Britain's Tony Blair had encouraged the EU to weigh in more effectively in the world as a "superpower" (though not, he emphasised, as a "superstate").

Oddly, everyone silently accepts that "balancing the books" specifically means "cutting spending", even while most economists agree that deficit and debt reduction is more effectively achieved through economic growth (though that is a whole other rhetorical can of worms).

Thus, even though selection acts more effectively on the X chromosome, that selection may not have a large effect on the frequency spectrum of the entire region.

Even though HSF1 binds more effectively to DNA in cells treated at 43°C, changes in the transcription level of HSF1-bound genes are much stronger in spermatocytes treated at 38°C.