Sentence examples for because of endeavours from inspiring English sources

Now, because of endeavours such as the supernovae observations, we can make hard, accurate statements about the cosmos, we can really say precise things about the state of the universe.

"He hunts down loose balls and balls he has no right to win, and he wins them because of his endeavour.

"There is this mismatch of endeavours.

Ipswich manager Paul Jewell: "The least we deserved was a draw - not because we were brilliant on the ball but because of our endeavour.

It shows that as a squad they have a lot of heart and a lot of endeavour, because I have seen teams crumple from the position they were in.

Dexter disclosed, too, that Morse had been nicknamed Pagan at school because the first four letters of Endeavour were an anagram of Eden.

Rotherham manager Steve Evans: " We're absolutely delighted because we asked the players to be full of endeavour and spirit.

We like them because, if this is a fairytale, it's a very British fairytale, a tale of endeavour and family loyalty.

If I am to have any final words it would be that the Space Race left a wake of endeavour, premised on the notion of not doing these things because they are easy, but because they are hard (JFK).

But like we say, none of this matters really because Temples are so good at what they do, so accomplished in their (strawberry) field of endeavour.

Other forms of endeavour do some of these things.