Sentence examples for duty effort from inspiring English sources

Building on the foundations laid by his father, he consolidated a Prussian ethos of duty, effort, and discipline that, despite some serious negative features, was to become for several generations one of the major political traditions of Europe.

"It's going to be a heavy-duty effort for us to do this right.

Her account of spiritual stagnation sounds like a marriage on the rocks: "My spiritual disciplines became more of a chore, a duty, an effort.

Let us begin identifying ourselves as Tibetans, for this is our duty: any effort of daily life, however small, is still a kind of struggle.

Planting gardens was considered a patriotic duty and efforts were made to "put the slacker (unused/vacant) land to work".

The Wissenschaftsrat also wants to see PhD candidates relieved of their extracurricular duties and efforts to further the internationalisation of PhD training increased.

Pichai will take on leading Android in addition to his existing duties spearheading efforts with Chrome and Apps, which indicates a move to unify all these platforms.

He invoked "duty" in an effort to explain his own version of Kantianism.

In the first place, Smilansky (1997) argues that Y sometimes should be grateful to R for abstaining from harming Y, at least when certain conditions are met e.g., in cases when abstaining from harming someone goes beyond the call of duty, or requires effort and sacrifice (see the remainder of this section for a more detailed analysis of those conditions).

Her next five albums accomplished over one million shipments in Japan, with her third effort Duty selling near three million units, becoming her best selling studio album.

Former "Today" anchors Bryant Gumbel and Jane Pauley returned for a one-day-only tour of duty in an effort to help viewers recall the days when "Today" was the top-rated morning show.