Sentence examples for Adequate effort from inspiring English sources

Blackmon shows adequate effort as a run blocker and will sometimes deliver a strong punch or shove.

After a long welcome speech by the race organiser Patrick Bauer, and an adequate effort by his translator, the helicopters took off and the countdown began.

The most adequate effort for upgrading the potential of lignite is the drying process, influenced by both the drying conditions and the physicochemical features of lignite.

But Ms. Lieberman said the city had not made an adequate effort to inform parents of that choice, even though the Department of Education has been telling principals to send letters to parents and students about the opt-out option.

Thomas J. Bliley Jr., a Virginia Republican who is chairman of the House Commerce Committee, asked Defense Secretary William S. Cohen in a Aug. 14 letter to explain why his agency had apparently failed to make "an adequate effort" to review the Energy Department's revised plan or boost security.

There's also a ferment here of independent filmmaking that liberates young people who, in earlier times, might have had to scuffle or supplicate for years while angling for a practical chance that now, with video, and with adequate effort, they can seize for themselves.

As part of its audit, the state is examining whether the center has made adequate efforts to cultivate revenue sources besides the box office.

Poor marks could eventually mean fines or other penalties for members that do not make adequate efforts to balance their books.

Like those, it offers the option to apply sanctions, in this case to countries that are not, in the government's view, making adequate efforts to fight the slave trade.

concluded that the Wage and Hour Division had inappropriately rejected complaints based on incorrect information provided by employers, failed to make adequate efforts to locate employers and did not thoroughly investigate and resolve complaints.

"I think we still lack adequate efforts on that front". This year, Fukuda's government is pushing a "work-life balance" program that addresses the country's famously punishing work ethic.