Sentence examples for most effectively make from inspiring English sources

Who will most effectively make the case against more Clinton-Gore?

The coalition also conducted 10 focus groups across five states with different segments of the public to figure out how to most effectively make the case for democracy.

It's the blundering rhythms and off-key melodies of the spoken dialogue that make it so memorable and funny, and that most effectively make Mr. Norris's unhappy but trenchant case for the emptiness of most human communication.

"For many on the left who supported him, this is just this side of a betrayal, but for those who argue that he is a pragmatist, national security is the arena where they can most effectively make that case".

I know [Putin has] ideas and made a very critical decision with respect to the drawdown of forces in Syria and we have some ideas for how we can most effectively make progress in Geneva".

As the head of a Rastafarian village in Jamaica, First Man was speaking at the first CanEx conference, a gathering of government and local leaders trying to figure out just how the country can most effectively make this about-face, without neglecting international law.

Brady told the BBC: "I was very pleased that he called me in very early to discuss how we can work most effectively and make sure the party is as well included in the policy process and in making sure the thin majority we have – very welcome but a very small majority – can function effectively in government".

In the short window of the fashion show, the crowd experiences something close to this kind of collective erotic experience: powerfully wanting the clothes for our own bodies, fantasizing about the kind of life that would allow for them (or, in the case of buyers and editors, dreaming up how most effectively to make other women desire these objects that they may never be able to have).

Religious belief has undeniable power -- so the question is how we can use it most effectively to make the greatest positive impact on this world.

The title comes from a Goethe quotation, and its message is, effectively: make the most of life, for tomorrow we die.

These restrictions effectively make them illegal for most of us.