Sentence examples for any endeavour from inspiring English sources

The British Shooting Sports Council has reacted cautiously, saying it supports "any endeavour which seeks to simplify and modernise firearms legislation, to make it more proportionate and easier for shooters, the police and the courts to understand, whilst maintaining its effectiveness".

Like any endeavour, philosophy needs explorers as well as mapmakers.

IF THERE is any endeavour whose fruits should be freely available, that endeavour is surely publicly financed science.

Schools don't really allow failure and yet it's a valid part of any endeavour, not just writing.

"I think in any endeavour artistically- whether it's a TV show or opera- it's a group of well-meaning people trying to make something special".

Robinson, whose financial assets have been frozen because of ongoing criminal proceedings for public order offences, said he did not doubt he would be successful again in any endeavour he pursued as long as he was passionate about it.

"I don't think there's been any more rigorous look at any scientific endeavour coming into humans," he added.

All those against it were the usual suspects, conservatives who oppose any big state endeavour, any major government enterprise on ideological principle.

Community involvement has to be a central feature of any such endeavour, he argues.

Of course, any literary endeavour must be judged on the work alone.

We don't always get it right; as with any creative endeavour setbacks can happen.