Sentence examples for discounted efforts from inspiring English sources

In another covenant case, the Michigan Supreme Court discounted efforts to use the Charter, saying "these pronouncements are merely indicative of a desirable social trend and an objective devoutly to be desired by all well-thinking peoples".

Commerzbank of Germany, the latest entrant, began a heavily discounted effort on Tuesday to raise 2.5 billion euros ($3.2 billion) in new capital.

It found that all brands' discounting efforts either increased or maintained sales volume.

For one, no female was nominated for best EDM, discounting efforts by TOKiMONSTA, Nervo, Reid Speed and countless other talented DJs and Producers.

Without discounting the efforts of the people in places like Egypt, Morocco and Yemen, change will unfortunately require a good degree of top-down initiative.

Somewhat amazingly, Betterview doesn't appear to have many direct challengers at the moment, discounting minor efforts by the big insurance companies themselves, which could well decide to pour more resources into their own analytic capabilities (but could also decide instead to snap up Betterview).

To discount his efforts because he fails to meet a litmus test for political purity does not advance liberty as a practical reality.

Not only does the media tend to discount your efforts, but the pollsters are equally culpable in ignoring anyone that does not have a "D" or an "R" behind their name.

Missed opportunities discount existing efforts in both programmes, will perpetuate the burden of disease, and prevent major gains in future interventions.

Use of the SPC definition care may discount the efforts of informal caregivers and non-specialized types of care which also likely benefit the patient at the end-of-life.

No experience should be discounted, and the effort you put into failing one time can actually benefit you the next time around.