Sentence examples for a small effort in from inspiring English sources

"The situation is so bad that even a small effort in a country like Ghana or Surinam, with what might be considered a modest investment by US standards, can make an enormous difference," Wilson says.

Running and partaking in SAMA's projects is a small effort in comparison to the amount we are able to give back to our peers around the world.

(63:9) This verse in the Qur'an is an invitation for humanity to make a relatively small effort in this world, in return for the eternal reward of the hereafter.

Last month, Mr. Carmichael's group became the first to deliver racist leaflets about Mr. Obama, distributing them to homes in New Jersey and Pennsylvania in a small effort that drew wide news coverage.

Turkey was rocked by violent protests last month when a small effort to save Gezi Park in central Istanbul from redevelopment mushroomed into a mass demonstration by tens of thousands of people opposed to what they see as Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian rule.

So take a little comfort in a small effort being made to address the country's culture of sexism.

This poem is my small effort in memory of the more than 200,000 civilians who died in the attacks.

Taken together, a small upfront effort in identifying a target-specific [3H] or [125I] radiotracer could lead to significant time and cost saving down the road and could be considered as pre-requisite to initiating any extensive PET discovery effort for a novel CNS target.

(In a related, smaller effort begun in August, the Fed is using the proceeds from its mortgage-related holdings to buy Treasury securities, and that effort is also continuing).

And there are a lot of things that it has yet to really address when you compare it to the likes of Amazon or many other smaller efforts in the area of P2P marketplaces.

The library proper began a year later as a small volunteer-run effort in a shopfront in Garnethill, later squatting with the Lesbian Archive and Information Centre on Trongate, before being offered temporary accommodation in Glasgow's venerable Mitchell Library, only to discover its collection had grown too big.