Sentence examples for be a considerable effort from inspiring English sources
It will be a considerable effort and, as the critics are pointing out, mightily expensive.
But the proposals he unveiled on Friday were a considerable effort to try to get ahead of the calls for change.
"In the last two-and-a-half years, there has been a considerable effort to consider the question whether to admit lady members – a prospect which may not previously have been on the agenda or even contemplated.
When he performed to a packed Royal Albert Hall two years ago, Peterson delivered a startlingly ambitious programme for a man who looked as if the journey from the dressing-room to the piano stool had been a considerable effort of the will.
"And I would tell you, we didn't come up with any dramatic changes in service organization or anything like that, but there was a considerable effort involved in the 'ways.' And things like, how do you generate presence more innovatively?
This approach is pragmatic; translating the implicit rules to formal semantics is a considerable effort and makes it more difficult to write libraries to support them.
Especially, there has also been a considerable effort to determine the properties of plastic deformation in GaN epilayers and GaN bulk crystals using indentation techniques [6 14].
There has been a considerable effort to accomplish simultaneous denitrification and methanogenesis (SMD) in a single bioreactor since the late 80s.
In recent years however there has been a considerable effort to broaden the perspective beyond conventional approaches to Khmer history and archaeology.
The abstraction of data into scalars, arrays and matrices with associated data types (XSD data types) has been a considerable effort but its successful deployment for several years has shown that the design is both implementable and valuable.
"Having said that, there is a considerable effort by the shopping centre to encourage more independent retailers to offer a unique offering in the market place of the shopping centre".
