Sentence examples for most effective instruments from inspiring English sources
Among Mugabe's most effective instruments, and one that he deployed frequently, was his extraordinary voice.
McCarthy has spent much of the past ten years campaigning against vaccines — which, it must be said, are the most effective instruments of public health in human history, aside from clean water.
I say this with all the greater sorrow, as I have until now considered Pope Paul as one of the most effective instruments of the needed reform of the Church. . . .
"I found that questions are probably one of the most effective instruments for oversight," Mr. Dingell said, relishing the word "effective" and seeming to suck it through his teeth.
As imaging techniques were not available for a diagnostic approach in the disaster area, medical history and accurate general and neurological examinations represented the most effective instruments for a correct diagnosis and exclusion of life-threatening conditions.
Since the 1990s, Product Service Systems (PSS) have been heralded as one of the most effective instruments for moving society towards a resource-efficient, circular economy and creating a much-needed 'resource revolution'.
The historian Carl Boyer called the calculus "the most effective instrument for scientific investigation that mathematics has ever produced".
Multilateralism is the most effective instrument for promoting peace and security and winning the fight against poverty, disease, drug trafficking and environmental degradation.
He often saw Paris from a high balcony, though the most effective instrument of control in his urban compositions was his use of unswerving perspective.
There was no reference either to the Environmental Protection Agency, now under attack from Republicans, which remains the Obama administration's most effective instrument in protecting the environment.
In 1941, following the loss of war material at Dunkirk, the most effective instrument available to the British for participating in the war and relieving its ally the Soviet Union was its (initially small) bomber fleet.
