Sentence examples for an adequate effort from inspiring English sources

After a long welcome speech by the race organiser Patrick Bauer, and an adequate effort by his translator, the helicopters took off and the countdown began.

But Ms. Lieberman said the city had not made an adequate effort to inform parents of that choice, even though the Department of Education has been telling principals to send letters to parents and students about the opt-out option.

Thomas J. Bliley Jr., a Virginia Republican who is chairman of the House Commerce Committee, asked Defense Secretary William S. Cohen in a Aug. 14 letter to explain why his agency had apparently failed to make "an adequate effort" to review the Energy Department's revised plan or boost security.

Kerrigan's family plans to sue the department for failing to make an adequate effort to identify the body correctly, according to the Register.

Not one is making an adequate effort to turn around a 100-year legacy of relying on cheap land and labor to make mass products at huge profits, with unacceptably high social and environmental costs.

If during the performance researchers considered that the participant did not make an adequate effort the participant was ask to repeat the maneuver until getting an acceptable effort.

Blackmon shows adequate effort as a run blocker and will sometimes deliver a strong punch or shove.

On the other hand, before 9/11 the Saudi and U.S. governments did not achieve full sharing of important intelligence information or develop an adequate joint effort to track and disrupt the finance of the Qaeda organization.

Before 9/11, the Saudi and U.S. governments did not fully share intelligence information or develop an adequate joint effort to track and disrupt the finances of the Al Qaeda organization.

However, as shown in the examples of Section 4.2, the above limit can be closely approached using an adequate extrapolation effort.

Many borrowers in the government's income-driven repayment program are getting kicked out because its loan-servicing contractors are not making an adequate annual effort to keep them fully enrolled.