Sentence examples for busted efforts from inspiring English sources

Since the Rams and Raiders left Southern California after the 1994 season there have been countless busted efforts to bring a team back, including recent high-profile failures in downtown L.A. and the City of Industry.

His drug-busting efforts had made him a hero to many Colombians, and to Republicans in the United States Congress.

But their lung-busting efforts turned to nothing and when a mix up between Briscoe and Richard Horne gifted St Helens another great attacking position, they took full advantage.

The 24-year-old's rousing performances have made the Cavs the team to beat and his lung-busting efforts continue to defy the band of basketball purist naysayers who follow him around the league.

July Sir Wiggo finally decides to defend his title at the Tour de France, but Bradley Wiggins fades and loses out to his Sky teammate Chris Froome, who does not get a knighthood for his own lung-busting efforts.

"Celebrated by conservatives – in the party's base and its donor class alike – for his union-busting efforts in Wisconsin, Walker at one point led the field in the key early voting state of Iowa".

As well as conventional political analyses, some of the cables contain detailed accounts of corruption by foreign regimes, as well as intelligence on undercover arms shipments, human trafficking and sanction-busting efforts by would-be nuclear states such as Iran and Libya.

On Saturday, Dame Sarah Storey's lung-busting efforts at the Lee Valley Velodrome were not enough to better Leontien Zijlaard-van Moorsel's women's mark of 46.065km set in 2003.

The effort fed information to the feds and led to Elliot Ness's crime-busting efforts.

Clinton stayed silent, as she has throughout Verizon's union-busting efforts.

These union-busting efforts, marching now from state to state, are generally cloaked in the rubric of economic development.