Sentence examples for In some efforts from inspiring English sources
At one point, I wrote a book a few years ago for Harvard Business Press some attention, and I was quite interested in some efforts that organizations have gone to actually measure using brain wave analysis.
However, many institutions especially NGOs seem to be already involved in some efforts in regard to six-year-old children.
Before the days of the internet, finding a casual partner meant putting in some effort: chatting up someone in a bar, say, or hanging about in a shady spot known to be frequented by like-minded people.
Ask questions that can lead to a long answer and show that you're putting in some effort in getting to know the person.
Doing just the minimum isn't going to impress anyone, so get out there and put in some hard effort.
"It takes a chef to put in some effort.
"We all have to put in some effort," the chancellor lectured.
The Democrats really put in some effort laying the groundwork on this thing, I guess.
"We want to make sure that the women are really committing to it and understand that they will have to put in some effort as well," Ms. Stein said.
"He was cocky and said that he would easily make the team if he just put in some effort," Byggmark said via e-mail.
