Sentence examples for most effectively when from inspiring English sources

Snow in Paradise connects most effectively when it maintains a hard, straight trajectory.

Government works most effectively when there's a relationship of mutual respect between senior civil servants and ministers – it's very important".

Barnes said: "Pro bono works most effectively when it compliments and supports wider legal and advice provision – and is tailored to best meet need.

There has been a bipartisan consensus that central banks operate most effectively when they are shielded from short-term political pressures.

The flying fish glided most effectively when the pectoral fins were spread and the body was parallel and close to the water's surface.

Revolutionaries, like celebrities, clamor for a stage, and Lethem writes most effectively when depriving his characters of stages in both their personal and political lives.

Indeed, the hip-hop theater is most effectively ambassadorial when its most accomplished practitioners are onstage, and this was the case last Tuesday, the festival's opening night, when a constellation of solo performers billed as "The Hip-Hop Theater All Stars" appeared at P.S. 122 for a rainbow-colored and sold-out audience.

The movie is most vivid, and most effectively cinematic, when it fights against this cold formalism and tries to tell its story in the present tense.

Fair employment laws are most effectively policed when courts and government agents can compare the racial composition of a company's work force with the racial demography of qualified prospective workers in that company's local labor market.

It is generally agreed that science knowledge is most effectively acquired when students apply a range of cognitive processes during the learning process.

This is most effectively done when multiple measures of the underlying concept are utilised, allowing for the application of more appropriate models with more precise estimates.