Sentence examples for but another effort from inspiring English sources
But another effort, INTERWORLD (Eos/HarperCollins, $16.99), written in collaboration with Michael Reaves, a prolific author of science fiction screenplays and novels, is still something of a departure.
The coach's prayer may also degrade prayer itself, when it becomes but another effort to get God on the side of the praying team.
Arlene Harrison, the president of the Gramercy Park Block Association, criticized the case as not a civil rights issue but another effort by the National Arts Club "to gain control of our private park".
A SETI project snatched a few just this fall, but another effort is using a new radio telescope called CHIME that essentially points at the whole sky and chooses where to "look" using software.
Steenson narrowed the gap to just two points with a fine long-range penalty but saw another effort drift just wide before Ford settled things with a late penalty, his sixth from six attempts in a faultless personal display.
But it is another effort by Bloomberg to attach a political cost to voting against gun legislation -- something that the National Rifle Association has long done on the opposite side of the issue.
At the other end Josh Law forced keeper Cameron Belford into a good save and went close with another effort, but the hosts held on.
Ben Arfa was replaced by Shola Ameobi and the substitute centre-forward fired wide after Yoan Gouffran went close with another effort, but as West Ham grew in confidence, the draw was well-earned and it might yet be an important point for Newcastle.
He interprets the phrase "good faith effort" to mean they will make another effort, but they already had that information and could not find the documents, so the search is useless.
Sharp then struck three times without reply as Bedford eased ahead, but another Gopperth effort was followed by a terrific try by Shortland that owed much to smart handling throughout the Falcons side.
It was clear this was not a random event but another concerted effort to kill and maim innocent Americans, just because they had gathered in a vulnerable spot on a day when no one's mind was on terror.
