Sentence examples for think effectively from inspiring English sources

"We are dealing with it as best we can, and I think effectively," Mr. Gelb said.

It can reduce the potential for failure and enhance management's ability to think effectively about new services.

"I think effectively, same-sex couples could start marrying in the state," he said, and "there would be the sideshow of litigation challenging that".

What I learned in my English composition courses I have distilled into advice that I subsequently imparted, over and over again, to my own first-year students during nearly 40 years as a professor of American history: if you will not devote yourself to learning to write, you will discover yourself hampered and frustrated by your inability to think effectively.

William Thurston of Cornell, the author of a deeper conjecture that includes Poincaré's and that is now apparently proved, said, "Math is really about the human mind, about how people can think effectively, and why curiosity is quite a good guide," explaining that curiosity is tied in some way with intuition.

To be sure, plenty of Americans are well on top of their game and are themselves in shock over the rapid decline of their national capacity to think effectively about serious matters and come up with plans within an appropriate timeframe.

The 13,000-year-old date, nearly 4,000 years younger than previously thought, effectively removed the site as a way station for the first migrants to America, they concluded.

It has also enabled me to think more effectively, because thinking is done through images.

"I would definitely take the call," he continued, "But I think that effectively — I don't wanna say that this too bluntly — but I think this effectively ends my speculation that I would run for the Senate".

In these two revealing books I think he effectively has.

He knows he needs to address aging technology in schools and wants to think about effectively integrating it into classrooms.