Sentence examples for because of effort from inspiring English sources

He grew up admiring Dials, a post player who succeeded more because of effort than athleticism.

If they succeeded because of effort, that teaches a "growth" mindset.

To make a microlecture, teachers have to spend a lot of time collecting appropriate materials, designing ways of presenting them, recording the lecture and editing the lecture, the quality of which cannot therefore be guaranteed just because of effort being made.

He was examined at 46 years old because of effort dyspnea.

All patients underwent coronary arteriography because of effort angina pectoris, positive exercise treadmill test or positive stress myocardial perfusion scintigraphy.

Except for social context and genetic factors, people have the capacity to exercise equal levels of responsibility, but will actually exercise different degrees of responsibility because of circumstances or because of effort.

Fighting continued through the night, the police chief said, because of efforts to keep civilians safe.

The case against Mr. Smith was solved in part because of efforts of amateur antivirus investigators.

Such incidents are now fewer because of efforts from NGOs like Lepra.

Since he succeeded Mr. Blair in 2007, Mr. Brown's position has sometimes seemed shaky because of efforts to force him out.

Over 30km of coastal marsh has fallen to the Gulf of Mexico, mostly because of efforts to protect the city by building dams and levees.