Maximised in a sentence

Like any financial tool, their value is maximised when used judiciously and with a thorough understanding of the terms.

The seven-time world champion maximised the W14 package at Suzuka but could only produce a P5 finish, leaving him frustrated in his post-race interviews.

Furthermore, precision agriculture — a practice enabled by automated technologies — ensures that every drop of water, every ounce of fertiliser, and every investment of time is maximised to deliver the highest yield possible.

Caryn maximised her super contributions throughout her working life and now lives comfortably on the proceeds, paid to her as a fortnightly “wage”.

Officers will also look to work with local groups to develop “old” academy pitches in Laurencekirk to ensure they are maximised for sport use.

This desire for change can be "maximised by peacekeepers," she concludes.

Views of wetlands and native greenery were maximised when Meaghan Peake built her home on a corner block.

Emeka Okoye while speaking on the software ecosystem in Nigeria also laid emphasis on how Nigeria economy can be widened if opportunities in software technology are fully maximised.

He played mostly on the left but, while Messi played just about the entire 90 minutes on Saturday in the area between Iceland’s midfield and defence, the Liverpool winger maximised his threat with his movement.

We are, indeed, gladdened by the fact that Nigeria is richly endowed and with the right machinery put in place, would most likely overtake countries such as Brazil, Israel, Kenya and South Africa that have maximised their tourism potentials.

A skilled labour force coupled with the adoption of modern British/Western business methods and technology ensured that opportunities for external trade, investment, and recruitment were maximised.

At the optimum pH, the concentration of the electrically neutral species is maximised; such a species is more soluble in organic solvents having a low dielectric constant than it is in water.

Freedom was maximised when the government took a "hands off" attitude toward industrial development and supported the value of the currency by freely exchanging paper money for gold.

John maximised his right to demand relief payments when estates and castles were inherited, sometimes charging enormous sums, beyond barons' abilities to pay.

Nevertheless, the scattered airborne troops maximised their opportunities, attacking patrols and creating confusion wherever possible.

Weber noted that the lift from the vortex was increased by the length of the wing it had to operate over, which suggested that the effect would be maximised by extending the wing along the fuselage as far as possible.