Sentence examples for conducted an effort from inspiring English sources
Top Olympus executives admitted in November that the company had conducted an effort, which spanned decades, to cover up $1.7 billion in investment losses.
Top Olympus executives acknowledged in November that the company had indeed conducted an effort spanning decades to cover up $1.7 billion in investment losses in a global scheme that has led to investigations by the authorities in Japan, the United States and Britain.
Customer service organizations can use CES, along with operational measurements of such things as repeat calls, transfers, and channel switching, to conduct an "effort audit" and improve areas where customers are expending undue energy.
Many have criticized the pace at which economic reforms are rolled out, but the delay is due in part to the magnitude of the experiment the nation is conducting: an effort to define its own brand of socialism in a modern world.
British artist Luke Jerram conducted an outreach effort of his own when his installation Play Me, I'm Yours went to New York.
Our group conducted an intensive effort to discover novel antiviral lead structures for plants, by optimizing α-amino phosphonic acids as lead compounds; a commercially registered plant antiviral agent named dufulin was eventually produced [5].
Trump has repeatedly questioned the conclusion of top intelligence agencies that Russia conducted a sophisticated effort to tip last year's election in Trump's favor.
Last year, the U.S. Department of Justice accused sheriff's deputies of engaging in widespread unlawful searches of homes, improper detentions and unreasonable force as Antelope Valley authorities conducted a systematic effort to discriminate against African Americans who received low-income subsidized housing.
We assumed that the authors of the systematic reviews conducted a reasonable effort to identify, appraise, extract, and analyse the individual trial reports relating to the particular intervention.
Here are a couple of lines I have previously quoted to almost no one: "A process of self-obliteration conducted by an effort of the will.
