Sentence examples for than effectively from inspiring English sources
The debate had no clear resolution, other than effectively ending Green English.
Very soon, English bone china was competing more than effectively with the original thing from China itself.
Justice Department officials say they have a responsibility to offer that argument and let courts decide, rather than effectively nullifying a law by not defending it.
But as I also concluded, they did not deter him from handling the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 — his greatest presidential challenge — more than effectively.
The Dodd-Frank bill also didn't eliminate what Schlosstein describes as "a whole bunch of activities that fell into the category of speculation rather than effectively functioning capital markets".
Instead, he said, the nation has done little since the oil crises of the 1970's, with the exception of a hard-fought 2005 energy bill, which, he contends, has been applied less than effectively by the Bush administration.
This marker detects micrometastases defined as fewer than 100 cells more effectively than H&E.
Adhesive wear is many times greater for unlubricated than for effectively lubricated metal surfaces.
"Most cash accounts are already lower than inflation, effectively losing people money in real terms," he says.
This new law, while well-intentioned and likely better than nothing, effectively accomplishes neither.
But they also teach me that writers other than Aristotle effectively employ rhetorical appeals.
