Sentence examples for more widespread effective from inspiring English sources

It is only now, years later, when I return to Barthes sober, nourished and better read that it becomes obvious that not only is the science of signs more widespread, effective and malignant than ever, but so too is the concept of the death of the author.

The number of events staged at the venue has gone down over the years; this has been attributed to the prevalence of more widespread, effective and convenient communication channels such as television programmes, and the Internet and its online fora.

User-generated content from fake accounts by Russian trolls, often posing as concerned and politically engaged Americans, was even more widespread and effective.

Golkar's central argument – reflected in the book's title, Captive Society: The Basij Militia and Social Control in Iran – is that the Basij is more widespread and effective than generally realised.

As this awareness becomes more widespread and effective in people's behaviors, there arises a convention to respect the possessions of others.

Real change will come with more widespread and effective implementation of provisions laid out in the protocols, she suggested.

'Will findings from quality improvement studies apply in my situation?' 'How can we repeat this quality intervention in our organisation?' Better answers to these practical questions would facilitate faster and more widespread implementation of effective quality improvement changes (QICs) and could possibly reduce the spread of ineffective or poorly adapted ones.

As whole genome sequencing of bacterial strains becomes more widespread and cost-effective, methods to quickly and reliably identify accessory genomic elements in newly sequenced P. aeruginosa genomes will be needed.

If the government isn't behind it, it's much more difficult to have widespread effective programs throughout the country.

If green walls were engineered to treat greywater, they could become cost-effective and more widespread.

"This programme will show how badgers vaccination can be deployed over a large area, and will pave the way for more widespread use of vaccination as an effective alternative to culling," said Mark Harold, director for the National Trust's south-west region.