Sentence examples for considerably more effort from inspiring English sources
If so, the FOBTs will remain a more attractive product for the big chains than racing, which requires considerably more effort and expense to show a profit.
He still clears the fence but it requires considerably more effort and in the end it bought his wicket, taken at long-on, with five overs still to go.
In the last trial, Mr. Peiken focused most of his time on that one e-mail message, but this time around he spent considerably more effort to point out that Mr. Quattrone did not just endorse the message, he allowed the original message to be sent after reviewing a draft of it, giving the prosecution's case some extra heft.
Both are raising money for Dreams Come True and you should salute their efforts – a marathon is enough to bring most people to their knees under ideal conditions, but it will be considerably more effort for the runners under bulky costumes.
Online classes take considerably more effort and dedication.
By that time it takes considerably more effort to get things under control".
In a study of gender, marital status and the social control of health behaviour, it was seen that marriage was associated with receipt of considerably more efforts to control health for men than for women (Umberson, 1992).
A dogged work of reminiscence by an author not naturally given to introspection, "Decision Points" lacks the emotional precision and evocative power of his wife Laura's book, "Spoken From the Heart," published earlier this year, though it's a considerably more substantial effort than Mr. Bush's perfunctory 1999 campaign memoir, "A Charge to Keep".
"The Black List: Vol. 2" (Thursday on HBO) is a considerably more worthwhile effort, at least conveying a varied view of African-American achievement.
