Sentence examples for worked more actively from inspiring English sources

Ms. Titus, who lost in the governor's race in 2006 and ran against Mr. Porter when another candidate dropped out, worked more actively to court rural voters.

Now, after so many scandals, some managers admit that, as owners of shares on behalf of individual savers, they should have done more to curb corporate excesses.Many institutions now promise to work more actively on corporate governance.

With the war over, he said, the biggest challenge in Bosnia today is not separating armies, but working more actively with the local governments and international organizations who in effect make Bosnia tick.

Since the E.U. looks unlikely to wield either a bigger carrot or a bigger stick, it is left with more mundane options: improving its negotiating methods; working more actively with China and other emerging powers and with the United States; and meeting its own reduction targets.

By implementing a time window to determine the density of clients (number of clients per time interval) in front of each video chunk, our algorithm is able to work more actively to monitor and update the system variables according to each load state, making most appropriate use of the available hardware.

Having fewer household duties encourages CHWs to work more actively and reduces the dropout rate [ 20].

It could thus support clinicians' work with these patients and even empower patients to work more actively with clinicians.

If the brain works more actively, it produces a wider frequency bandwidth of brainwaves as seen in Table 1.

DNs often devoted more time per visit than GPs, but experienced that there were competing assignments hindering them from working more actively with these patients.

Based on this, healthcare professionals and healthcare providers should work more actively to enable, and encourage dependent older persons to exercise self-determination.

She also told of how UNICEF was now working more actively to encourage children's participation and listen to what children themselves had to say.