The evolution of consciousness is a constant endeavor, a demanding endeavor, and an ultimately thrilling endeavor, because the rewards are ever new.
'Peace needs to be built with determination and a focus...that is Sinn Féin's constant endeavor.'" American's hold a romanticized view of the American Revolution.
"But when you look back on it, you have [the opportunity] to make sense of it… Humans are in a constant endeavor to make sense of all the stimuli they're taking in, so it's not just a random stream of data.
"We look at the Golden Elephant as an important milestone in our constant endeavor to create awareness for The Right to Entertainment for Children.
This image depicts a danger that is also quite beautiful and reinforces the idea that it is a constant endeavor to survive when environmental conditions change throughout the year.
They also, through constant reflection, endeavored to eliminate subjective perceptions and preconceived ideas regarding the participants and their experiences of loneliness.
At least in that endeavor, the constant repetition is a help.
Not that Constant Contact's newest endeavor will effectively kill any of them outright, but it certainly limits the amount of small businesses they'll be able to convince to use their tools for event marketing.
But the broader point is this: Military tit-for-tat is a dangerous, unconstructive and confrontational endeavor that, without constant, almost hourly oversight and shrewd and nuanced diplomacy, can have grave consequences.
They accept the fact that in successful endeavors, change and uncertainty are constant.
To slow down the Internet, Triple Canopy has periodically reverted to print, and has published three anthologies with the title "Invalid Format," a nod to the constant threat of obsolescence that haunts any online endeavor.
