Sentence examples for any comparable effort from inspiring English sources

The Tea Party is thus just the latest version of a movement that has been evolving for over half a century, longer than any comparable effort on the liberal or radical left.

He said the Democrats could not afford a comparable effort.

So what is the best basis to judge whether countries are committing to a comparable effort?

No other American city had as many abandoned buildings, and none have mounted a comparable effort to produce new affordable housing.

In the last years, the effort spent in defining new metrics has not been followed by a comparable effort in establishing methods and procedures for their systematic application.

Neither Europe nor Japan have ever seen a comparable effort to break up a large company, though European regulators have become much more aggressive about imposing big fines on companies for anticompetitive activities.

Only one U.S. plant the one with the lowest defect rate had made a comparable effort to determine the capabilities of its production process and to chart the results.

PUP has insisted it will only support Direct Action if the government accepts its proposal for a "dormant" emissions trading scheme, which would become "active" only when the climate change authority decides that major trading partners EU, Japan, Korea and China had in place their own ETS or "equivalent measures" to make a "comparable effort" on reducing greenhouse emissions.

While not always available or comparable, effort was made to compare the pharmacokinetics, toxicity, and efficacy between the animal and human studies.

While government attempts to limit MRSA infections in hospitals have met with some success, there has been little comparable effort in combating MRSA infections among livestock.

The last comparable effort to measure foster care agency performance peaked in 1984, when the city's foster care population declined to 16,230.