Sentence examples for a different effort from inspiring English sources

"We played with a different attitude in the second half and a different effort," Kentucky Coach Tubby Smith said.

Still, Bank of America faces a different effort by other investors, including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Pimco, the giant money management firm, to force it to buy back a portion of roughly $47 billion in mortgages they hold.

Yet a different effort to transform masculinities has started among civil society groups that have a goal that may be even more ambitious than physically transforming gender: They want to change how people think about "being a man" to break the connection between masculinity and violence that is the root cause of high rates of gender violence in the region.

If you or someone you love is involved in a community organizing effort that focuses on "who will be centered as savor" rather than the single question of what must be centered for the cause to succeed, they should join a different effort.

"Miss You Can Do It," a sweet documentary Monday night on HBO, looks at a completely different effort to celebrate achievement and boost self-esteem: a pageant in Kewanee, Ill., in which girls compete in categories reminiscent of the Miss America event.

You can see a very different effort to conserve this whale species in this 2011 post with remarkable video of Georgia marine officials freeing a young right whale from fishing gear.

She was also connected with a very different effort: pricing AIDS drugs in Africa so that patients there could afford them.

This too will be a winner, I suspect, as will Chris Ofili's very different effort, a powerful and overtly emotional graphic design.

Sport activities could be exercised at two different effort levels: a recreational and a competitive level, and this variable is included as a dummy for each level of sport activity.

Neighboring housing stock, west of the industrial zone, includes both older apartment buildings and more recent single-family houses built as part of a different revitalization effort.

Jamie Tyrone, 53, a retired nurse in Ramona, Calif., said she felt traumatized when she learned while participating in a different research effort that she has two copies of ApoE4.