Sentence examples for to effectively try from inspiring English sources

"In order for us to get riders to effectively try the service, they need to know about it," Bowersox said.

For one, there's still no way to effectively try out an app before buying.

After the first day of not being able to effectively try Jolicloud, Krim advised me to try using another USB key, and lo and behold everything went fine from there.

If you want to start praying effectively, try to set some time aside each day to pray.

From the hundreds of thousands of Americans who go on missions to Africa and effectively try to overhaul culture in the name of love, to individuals like Joshua Harris who championed purity culture by shaming and oversimplifying relationships in his book I Kissed Dating Goodbye, this narrative isn't new.

From the hundreds of thousands of Americans who go on missions to Africa and effectively try to overhaul culture in the name of love, to individuals like Joshua Harris who championed purity culture by shaming and oversimplifying relationships in his book I Kissed Dating Goodbye, this narrative isn't new.

"It's clear that the family of Fabio is going to fight this and will effectively try to establish and hold to account those at the highest ranks of the chains of command that ordered soldiers to shoot that day".

To communicate more effectively, try playing devil's advocate with yourself over your most strongly held philosophical beliefs; bully yourself into seeing the opposing viewpoint.

This causes him to slow down so that other tacklers can more effectively try to tackle him.

The object of the wedgebuster, Blackburn said, is to make the feet of the kick returner "stutter". This causes him to slow down so that other tacklers can more effectively try to tackle him.

So after the magnet is powered, that immediately begins a phase where we spend 9 months to a year iteratively changing little pieces of steel, adding little pieces of wire with currents flowing through them, where we effectively try to "shim" the magnetic field applying corrections to make it very, very uniform.