Sentence examples for effort from one from inspiring English sources

In Ottawa, a bill trying to afford protections for trans people, under both civil and criminal law, has been stalled for years, and appears set to fail once again, thanks to a concerted effort from one unelected senator who believes, like Mike Huckabee, that protecting trans people means giving sexual predators access to little girls' bathrooms.

He finished the review by calling the album "a deliciously adventurous, ultimately victorious effort from one of pop music's most compelling performers".

Participants maintain a consistent level of observational effort from one week to the next; data from weeks that are under- or over-observed are discarded.

While private ranches commonly border communal group ranches in Laikipia, livestock management efforts from one side to the other seem a world away.

An integrative approach must then be sufficiently robust to justify a significant redirection of efforts from one sector to another.

Single sample t tests showed that when considering data from all effort levels from one STN together, both the partial correlation coefficients between beta power change and effort (r = − 0.163 ± 0.054, t16 = − 3.052, p = 0.008) and that between gamma power change and effort (r = 0.237 ± 0.061, t16 = 3.906, p = 0.001) were significantly different from zero.

"We have a massive opportunity in front of us – but it is also going to take a huge effort from every one of us to realise that opportunity".

Hit or Miss is just the first app to showcase a platform called Wallabii, which Skull Ninja Labs co-founder Reyngoudt says has been the company's effort from day one.

Additionally, many efforts suffer from one or more other drawbacks including long analytical time, high analytical costs and expensive instrumentation (Sha et al. 2016).

Arsenal found it hard to contain the Liverpool attack; Lukic saved an effort from Beardsley one-handed, but only could turn the ball out for a corner.

"This was always a squad effort from day one, in both one-day and four-day cricket".