Sentence examples for dramatic effort to from inspiring English sources

"What we're talking about is basically a dramatic effort to secure the border that would just in most people's minds be substantial," Mr. Graham said, when asked how the group had managed to reach an agreement on the 90 percent figure.

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Her most dramatic effort to date: hijacking the top-rated fashion competition series Project Runway from rival Bravo.

The President's announcement Wednesday and the Senate's actions yesterday, signal a real and dramatic effort to fix the corrupt and broken system.

The Taliban will attack an Afghan village set up in the heart of Washington courtesy of the Canadian Forces, who will send in a medic in a dramatic effort to save a civilian crippled by the explosion.

The day was filled with dramatic efforts to capture the gunmen, who apparently scaled an unused, unguarded gate to gain entrance to the compound shortly after dawn.

AFTER the stockmarket crash of October 1929 it took over three years for America's government to launch a series of dramatic efforts to end the Depression, starting with Roosevelt's declaration of a four-day bank holiday in March 1933.

If we were to make dramatic efforts now to get emergency relief to the people, by airdrops or convoys or whatever, it would make a great difference to their survival -- and incidentally to America's standing.

So we need to make a dramatic national effort to try to address this situation, which would help inspire the confidence of Americans.

So we need to make a dramatic national effort to address the situation, which would help inspire the confidence of Americans.

CIRVA's new plan to capture vaquitas and breed them in captivity is the latest, and most dramatic, conservation effort to date.