After all the effort exerted to convince the world that AIDS is not a gay disease, we now have a generation embracing AIDS as its gay birthright.
Much of the effort exerted by the government in the early 1980s was devoted to adjusting the economy to the situation resulting from the 1979 treaty.
A useful accessory for a socket-wrench set is a handle equipped with a mechanism that measures the amount of torque, or turning effort, exerted by the wrench on the nut or bolt.
While it's fair to say he has relied on the expertise of his assistant coaches Peter Krawitz and Zeljko Buvac to underpin the effort exerted by the players in his brand of "hunting football", Klopp's ability to get complicated points across in a clear, uplifting manner has been key.
You can't fiddle with the map of the state to even things out, however, and the results of statewide contests — like those for governor, attorney general and United States senators — often have more to do with the effort exerted by candidates and voters and organizers.
Stronger linkages between the contributive effort exerted by workers and the pension received.
Further, corporate taxes impact the effort exerted by the production division manager in a more subtle way.
Many gamers already sweat WAY too much, but that's more from bad hygiene than actually from physical effort exerted during gameplay.
We then compare the latter to effort exerted in an environment where both types of altruistic preferences are elicited.
The activity of filing new patents may reduce the level of effort exerted by URs, who would otherwise make an effort to file new patent applications.
Then they created a model in which they varied the relative effort exerted by the listener and the speaker, and observed the word frequencies that resulted.
