Sentence examples for perhaps more effectively from inspiring English sources

But how much of their content could be provided, more cheaply and perhaps more effectively, online?

Perhaps more effectively than American soldiers, they have restored order and public services.

Research studies, including some by Dr. Finzi, have found that the substance appears to alleviate depression more safely and perhaps more effectively than the usual treatments.

More slowly and less dramatically, but perhaps more effectively, the new teachings travelled as trade expanded and princes sought wives in other, often Christian lands.

It also means that learning to minimize stress and emotional disturbances can reduce the symptoms of I.B.S., perhaps more effectively than medications, recent research has indicated.

Using lucrative peacekeeping contracts as leverage, it could influence the providers of peacekeepers―and perhaps more effectively than it could influence the problem-nations to which those peacekeepers would be sent.Bangladesh was a natural testing-ground for such an experiment.

Metaphors alter an artifact's context as well, but perhaps more thoroughly, more effectively, and perhaps least noticed.

As an actor, he played a string of well-received roles, but perhaps none more effectively than Winston Churchill, opposite Michael Fassbender as the IRA leader Michael Collins, in Mary Kenny's play Allegiance at the Edinburgh festival in 2006.

The idea being that artists and labels can now offer a music solution on their Facebook page that moves beyond traditional streaming and, perhaps, compete more effectively for users' attention over the likes of Farmville.

Could we help manufacturers as well better predict demand for their products, or perhaps to more effectively connect with purchasers?

This study provides the framework for the clinical evaluation of CDDO-Me, either as monotherapy or perhaps even more effectively in combination with doxorubicin to treat osteosarcoma and overcome drug resistance.