Sentence examples for care and effort from inspiring English sources

"Beijing is tougher because they took special care and effort to make the pricing low enough to make sure that most of the events — if not all of the events — would sell out," he said.

Developed with obvious care and effort over the past three years, "The Booth Variations" is sparked by bright insights about the shadowy relationship between performers and their audiences in the American past and present.

"As a purist it takes a huge amount of care and effort to make a great champagne, so if you're making it more condensed then you're interfering with the process".

The teachers in the second group coaxed roughly five per cent more improvement from their students than did teachers in the first group, presumably because the prospect of having to return money at the end of the year motivated them to devote more care and effort to teaching.

It is clear that if the Bush administration had spent as much care and effort in the planning and execution of its postwar strategy in Iraq as it has in the re-election campaign, the country would be in much better shape.

"By now, the milk should have curdled - and, with due care and effort, he should be able, not only to drink the gin, but also use the milk to make himself a nice block of Booze Cheese to go with it".

She tends to aim her programming at women and children, focusing on relationships, race, family, health care and efforts to build self-esteem.

There are many health-related initiatives being introduced at the national and state levels, including money for preventive care and efforts to reduce obesity and smoking.

Under the new law, insurers must spend at least 80 percent of premium revenues on medical care and efforts to improve it.

To this day, these ancient systems are the mainstay of survival in ecologically fragile zones.In the desert of Rajasthan, human care and efforts have provided water through the huin, kuan, kundi, kund and tanka.

Maine has just won a three-year reprieve from a provision of the law stipulating that insurers selling coverage to individuals and families must spend at least 80 percent of premium revenues on medical care and efforts to improve it.