Sentence examples for a valid effort from inspiring English sources
Deported to Trinidad Despite Ruling An unwarranted judicial reach, or a valid effort to close a legal breach?
I really feel that he's making a valid effort and trying to be aggressive and trying to bang some of the bigger guys".
"We're going to have to be one of the top three teams on defense, coming out, giving a valid effort every night on that end, to be something this year," Garnett said.
A federal appeals court in San Francisco heard arguments on Wednesday over whether a California law banning gay "conversion therapy" for minors is an unjustified infringement on free speech or a valid effort to prevent therapeutic malpractice.
The law's defenders describe it as a common-sense and constitutionally valid effort to fix demonstrated problems and plug the gaping holes in the Watergate-era law of which the new statute is technically an amendment.
Roberts had an early try ruled out before producing a valid solo effort and then skipper Shenton wrong-footed the Giants defence to score - and with two successful Gale conversions, the gap was down to two points.
But once you start gathering data, recording the dates, toggling the conditions back and forth while keeping careful records of the outcome, you gain a tremendous advantage over the normal human practice of making no valid effort whatsoever.
He's just simplifying grossly and distorting adeptly to make a valid point: that no effort should be spared to arrest Kony.
Foreign correspondent Roger Cohen called it "simplifying grossly and distorting adeptly to make a valid point: that no effort should be spared to arrest Kony".
"V.E.G.F. has been proven as a valid target through Genentech's efforts with Avastin," said Bruce Seeley, Aventis's head of new product commercialization and product licensing for oncology.
During filming she wore a prosthetic on her nose to make her more closely resemble the princess, worked with a voice coach and studied Diana's body language in an effort to provide a valid impersonation.
