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more effective
adjective as in productive, persuasive
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Example Sentences
“We need to get louder and more effective, to show voice and power in politics,” Liu told The Daily Beast.
And what has been happening over the past months is, in her view, “a new method of Intifada,” and “maybe a more effective one.”
Whitaker shows how some pharmaceutical companies have cooked the books to make the drugs seem more effective than they are.
In their incongruity and outrageous character, they were more and more effective.
Meaningful repercussions and a more effective process of holding people accountable need to be implemented.
The structure and functions of the various state departments were also changed by this act to make each department more effective.
Robert Nelson's sobriety of judgment and sound practical sense made him a far more effective champion.
The flood of force pouring through my head was more effective than any truth serum.
Our laborers occupy a higher standpoint intellectually, and in that proportion their labors are more effective and economical.
It was an acknowledgment of jurisdiction that could be made more effective if ever the opportunity should offer.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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