Sentence examples for serve more effectively from inspiring English sources

Our diocese has developed excellent programs to help foreign-born priests serve more effectively and feel more accepted.

Doctors said they needed the Campbell bill so they could serve more effectively as advocates for their patients in negotiations with insurance companies.

The scandal surrounding the purchase of the Boeing 737 in April is likely to be at the forefront of donors' thoughts in forthcoming weeks as they decide how to reconfigure aid and loan payments to serve more effectively the needs of 14 million people living in one of the world's poorest countries.

After breezing through the first set, Sharapova was dragged into a battle as her forehand and serve misfired, and Panova began to defend her serve more effectively.

19 Combined formal and informal theory can serve more effectively as the basis for decision-making and action than either kind of theory by itself.

Using 12 years of data from a large school district in California, the results suggested that bilingual education may be able to reach and effectively serve more students than English-only programs, Umansky said.

While there is a need to enhance these programs to effectively serve more deserving students, I do believe that it is not in our best interest to scrutinize the outputs of these programs, without simultaneously scrutinizing the inputs.

The 11 winners effectively serve as conduits to channel the grant money to other nonprofit organizations that operate successful programs that can be expanded to serve more people in more areas.

Manufacturers have realized that they can sell more aggressively to consumers online, which puts them in stronger financial positions and also allows them to serve consumers more effectively.

And yet, these works serve, perhaps more effectively than more straightforward forms of book worship, as moving expressions of our transforming relationship to books — and the potential for beauty, as well as loss, in that change.

In doing this I have been able to serve religion more effectively than any other course I could have taken" (McCosh 1896: 251).