Sentence examples for effort at developing from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Barak and Mr. Arafat made an effort at developing a relationship last fall and earlier this year, they never clicked.

Conventional wisdom held that Mr. Sorkin's show, like his "West Wing" before it, would serve as a mainstay of the NBC schedule for many years to come, and that "30 Rock," Ms. Fey's maiden effort at developing a sitcom, would be lucky if it made it to Christmas.

This not Google's first effort at developing optimization technology aimed at mobile users.

The primary role of STs is to mentor beginning teachers and teachers with teaching issues, and support the school's overall effort at developing teachers especially in their specialized teaching subjects.

On the one hand, they cannot plausibly maintain that the cosmology is what their overall interpretation would lead one to expect, namely, Parmenides' effort at developing a cosmology in accordance with his own strictures upon what the principles of such an account must be like.

He said that the episode took 30 Rock in the "right direction" with a good story structure and a "successful effort at developing its characters".

Prosecutors in Seoul said that Mr. Lee, as governor of the state-owned Korea Development Bank in 2000, secretly authorized more than $500 million in loans to two major companies in the Hyundai Group, which was then spearheading efforts at developing commercial ties with North Korea.

Pakistan's high commissioner in India, Salman Bashir, recently visited the state and lauded Mr. Kumar's efforts at developing the state, but not everyone in Bihar would agree with him, the analytical piece says.

The question I address is not whether our minds are clumsy but why; the book's real contribution is not its inventory of cognitive fallacies, but its efforts at developing a theory that addresses the tension between evolution's obvious power and humanity's manifest clumsiness.

The most successful efforts at developing bioinspired materials that attempt to duplicate some of the outstanding properties are presented.

Efforts at developing instrumentation for combined positron emission tomography and magnetic resonance imaging have gained considerable momentum in recent years, propelled in particular by new photosensor technologies.