Sentence examples for Made a considerable effort from inspiring English sources
Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts made a considerable effort to warm investors on the bond issue.
Indeed, the sergeant made a considerable effort to build up relations with the local community, attending shuras – village meetings.
Amtrak has made a considerable effort to restore to its trains the traditional pleasure of train travel.
If the whale swallowed Jonah whole, then Burnett has made a considerable effort to get as much of the whale as possible down his voluminous intellectual gullet.
In 2008, by contrast, Republicans held their convention in St . Paul and John McCain's campaign made a considerable effort to contest Minnesota.
New York, like other cities, has made a considerable effort to improve its high school graduation rate — now 59 percent, up from 47 percent in 2005 — and push more of its students to enroll in college.
The word for shopping was dostavat, a verb that implied making a considerable effort, sometimes bordering on the illegal, to get hold of a needed item.
In this novel as in others (particularly "Stones From the River," many of whose characters show up here; also, notably, in "Tearing the Silence," her nonfiction exploration of German identity after the Holocaust), Hegi makes a considerable effort to engage our moral imagination.
"If the program proceeds in the United States," Mr. Bergson said, "Gorbachev will have to make a considerable effort to develop his own capabilities - to see what's out there, both in defensive and offensive uses". Soviet scientists, he noted, have been discussing the "significant offensive capabilities" of the Strategic Defense Initiative.
Yahoo has been making a considerable effort to make its products more social, outsourcing this to Facebook at times.
While we make a considerable effort to make these secondary indexes as comprehensive as possible, the user should recognize that much material dealing with the ancient Near East is useful for more than one area or period.
