Sentence examples for perhaps more effective from inspiring English sources
Their approach is more direct and, perhaps, more effective.
Stumping for social change is an easier, perhaps more effective approach.
Or they could make a deal now, knowing Collins might be more relaxed and perhaps more effective as he played through the season.
Meanwhile Mr Williams has led more discreet, but perhaps more effective, campaigns to open up Whitehall and scrutinise the Royal household.
Still, he and other political experts pointed out, as the leader of one of Africa's strongest democratic economies, President Mbeki could exert a different, and perhaps more effective, kind of pressure.
Waley ran the poems right into the text, and Seidensticker set them off as couplets; neither strategy was entirely faithful to the original, though Seidensticker's was perhaps more effective.
Those technology products can make K-12 education more efficient and perhaps more cost effective.
I swear, one of the sounds was a sample of the black smoke from the TV series Lost, but, of the many sounds emanating from the treeline the strangest was an alien sound effect, perhaps a more effective deterrent of late-night wandering workers.
Perhaps more subtly effective is Vanessa's intellectual insecurity in the presence of Virginia and Strachey, or her dedication to her children with Bell, so deep that her husband finds no space for himself and betrays her.
But perhaps the more effective direct marketing is being done far away from backyards in Iowa.
Or would it perhaps be more effective to find better officials and watch their work a little more closely?
