Sentence examples for core efforts from inspiring English sources
Our core efforts centre around leveraging health to disrupt intergenerational poverty, focusing on those health outcomes that drive poverty among children.
But these days, India is moving beyond these core efforts and into the kind of fundamental research that's often found in Western labs.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently stated that he views Windows 10 as a service, so that makes the company's three core efforts each land decidedly in the services column.
At the same time, he said there are companies with teams and technologies that can "extend us further on our core efforts," and both Crocodoc and Folders are "quintessential examples" of this.
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan supports Common Core efforts, but he also had said that providing test results is necessary to keep parents informed.
As digital marketing becomes an additional, oftentimes siloed component of core efforts, this leaves another team responsible for interacting with all audiences on their desired channel.
One core effort is a degree-monitoring system that keeps tabs on how students are doing in their majors.
But Janine Bauer, executive director of the Tri-State Tradvocacytion Campaigroupn advocacy group for mass transit, said the Access to the Region's Core effort had tried to be many things to many constituents -- and failed to establish a consensus on a single plan or approach.
A core effort within SERC is to implement a high-accuracy all-on-all conjunction assessment for large object catalogues in this framework which is expected to reduce the required processing time considerably.
"Unfortunately I can't quantify progress – understandably, to do so would be take people away from the core effort of resolving the issue," said an anonymous source close to Worldpay.
Today, Romney will be back to the core effort of the campaign's final two weeks: trying to change the electoral math by flipping Florida, North Carolina and Virginia his way and then moving on to the campaign's ground zero -- Ohio, the place where just a handful of voters will decide who will run America's foreign policy for the next four years.
