Sentence examples for more efficiently against from inspiring English sources
"One of the tough questions for Turkey in the coming days is how to allocate security and intelligence capacities to fight more efficiently against Isis-inspired terrorist attacks".
The new venture will help SBC and BellSouth cut costs and compete more efficiently against Verizon and the AT&T Corporation, which will be the No. 3 wireless carrier.
Abolishing the quota system would remove the cost of buying and renting quotas, a move expected to allow tobacco growers to compete more efficiently against foreign producers like Brazil, which in the 1990's overtook the United States as the largest tobacco exporter.
A high molecular weight PAGS would have a higher polyvalent affinity for heparin, competing more efficiently against FGF-2 and leading to a faster growth factor release.
This adaptation allows commensals to compete more efficiently against pathogenic strains for gut colonization (Portal-Celhay & Blaser, 2012).
In addition, a bony interface more efficiently seals against wear particles present in the joint fluid.
The dominance coefficient is included because dominant mutations are expected to be more efficiently selected against than recessive alleles, especially when rare.
Because increasing the gain means sampling the environment (or checking the internal model against the input) more efficiently, by which more efficient updating of the model will take place, and this ultimately results in better predictions.
Many economists contend that speculation on oil futures is a good thing, because it increases liquidity and better distributes risk, allowing refiners, producers, wholesalers and consumers (like airlines) to "hedge" their positions more efficiently, protecting themselves against unseen future shifts in the price of oil.
The conditioned medium of MSC-ERBB4 also more efficiently protected cardiomyocytes against senescence than the conditioned medium of MSCe.
They argue Cameron is mistaken in his belief that repealing the act would help to control "rights inflation" or more efficiently prosecute the fight against terrorism.
