Sentence examples for effort is placed on from inspiring English sources

Too little effort is placed on forming relationships with people at the agency and on understanding the culture.

Too much effort is placed on creating submissions that follow a proposal "blueprint" not unlike a tax return (albeit with very long fields).

Sometimes after that first base resume is complete, students say, "I didn't realize I did all that!" As our students progress through college, more and more of our effort is placed on helping them target their resumes, applications, and interview prep to specific job opportunities.

The fact that we found few studies fulfilling our eligibility criteria, even as accepting less rigorous designs for evaluating effectiveness of interventions, confirms that little research effort is placed on this matter.

Due to the low yield, the door-to-door outreach was discontinued after 1 month and ongoing effort was placed on the telephone contact.

However, because the crosses were so difficult to make in a 'wide-cross' breeding programme between Oryza sativa and O. glaberrima considerable effort was placed on choosing the parents of the crosses [ 23].

67 Although subjects reported rates of perceived exertion for WB-EMS intensity within our expectations and much effort was placed on participants briefing, conditioning, and interaction, it is difficult to decide clearly whether subjects did in fact achieve the intended exercise intensity during WB-EMS training.

Particular efforts were placed on meshing to guarantee sufficient mesh density and suitable element aspect ratio to achieve satisfactory computation precision.

We suggest that more efforts are placed on ensuring high quality counselling, particularly preparing clients for same-day results, and examining barriers to testing and accepting results, rather than abandoning this technique altogether.

In the implementation of MDGs, across these different areas, such targeting has often led to efforts being placed on improving the welfare of those most easily reached, otherwise referred to as 'cherry-picking' (5).

Much effort in surgical education is placed on the development of clinical judgment and technical proficiency.