Sentence examples for more effectively used from inspiring English sources

He said that the time, effort and resources of those involved could be more effectively used to benefit the students.

Ovechkin more effectively used his teammates as the season progressed and he grew more comfortable on the right flank.

Certainly $1 million could have been more effectively used to meet the educational needs of students than to install artificial dirt.

That thickness of tone was more effectively used in the Elgar, especially the second movement, launched by Gary Pomeroy with a strong and beautiful viola melody.

There are many recent examples of how individuals can help to fight poverty, both in the United States and abroad, do individual efforts really impact poverty or is time and money more effectively used if given to agencies?

One-to-one tuition [for struggling pupils] seems like a desperate political act to appear to be "doing something", and yet the funding could be far more effectively used if given to schools direct.

Understanding these tendencies, trends and social forces may help us to more effectively use existing recommendations and address social concerns.

Finally, a greater understanding of the physiology and pathophysiology of PARPs will help us to target them more effectively, using PARP inhibitors as therapeutics.

Some may perform more effectively using computers and games rather than books.

The two carriers also plan to save money by combining operations and computer systems and more effectively using aircraft.

Not only can such training help to save lives, it can help military personnel to more effectively use their equipment".