Sentence examples for Noteworthy effort from inspiring English sources
I told you you were wonderful and you're falling apart.' " These experts do not advocate more criticism, and say genuine praise for noteworthy effort or accomplishment is good.
A noteworthy effort is underway at the University of Michigan, which created an Expanded Access Oversight Committee to aid doctors in participating in expanded access.
A noteworthy effort has been made over the last years to broaden the emission wavelength of InAs/GaAs quantum dot (QD) lasers towards 1.55 μm, i.e., the telecommunication band which better matches the transmission characteristics of optical fibers, providing higher data rates at longer distances.
Only the butter-soft, lackluster "Stressed Out" and the dull "Word Play" (both of which seem like afterthoughts) detract from a noteworthy effort.
One noteworthy effort is CeaseFire, a public health strategy designed to stop violence in poor, urban neighborhoods by helping at-risk youth find employment and by patrolling the streets.
Some noteworthy efforts have already begun.
In their less noteworthy efforts, the American potters followed their British competitors.
You may find Bud and Coors somewhere on the list, but Monster B's is much more about microbrewed beers and noteworthy efforts from a dozen other countries.
All the 29 year-old was required to do was show up – a frustrating statement about the state of his career over the last year – and piece together one of his least noteworthy efforts.
Then, in the century and a half before World War II, several noteworthy efforts to encourage respect for nationals by international means began to shape what today is called the International Law of Human Rights (which for historical but no theoretically convincing reasons was treated separately from the International Law of State Responsibility for Injuries to Aliens).
However, there have been some noteworthy efforts to build statistical semantic parsers that learn to produce LFs after training on a corpus of LF-annotated sentences, or a corpus of questions and answers (or other exchanges) where the learning is "grounded" in a database or other supplementary models.
