Sentence examples for effort put on from inspiring English sources
There has been quite a lot of effort put on processes.
JesusWeen is an effort put on by Christians to take over the pagan celebration of Halloween by hitting the streets and handing out Bibles, religious tracts, and other "Christian gifts" to friends and strangers, all to spread the word that Jesus Christ is blah-blah-blah-and-so-on.
That material could easily be cut or, with some extra effort, put on the record.
His 36-year-old brother, Charlie, who farms with him, added, "There's just more effort put on where the bacon's coming from, I guess".
Even by Wednesday, the famed Christ the Redeemer statue remained off limits to cars and trains, the longest closing in its 79-year history, shrouded in cloud cover and protected by the scaffolding of a renovation effort put on hold by the storms.
The same effort put on selecting the films for a festival, is put on curating the panels to create a balance mix of subjects that is relevant not only to the film industry but the general audience interested in knowing a bit more about what goes on behind the scenes, or should we say the screen.
Thanks, if you are among those who spend time, money and effort putting on a show for your neighbors.
For many months now, advocates of paid sick leave on the New York City Council have seen their efforts put on hold by Speaker Christine Quinn.
A closer examination at the water policy implemented by the SNWA and the Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD) underlines discrepancies with other Western cities, notably on pricing policies and on efforts put on indoor water use control.
Efforts put on selecting a proper transmission power value include the decentralized congestion control (DCC) mechanism as defined by the ETSI European standardization [37] that controls the network load by adjusting the transmission power level and transmission rate.
This lacuna is surprising, given the efforts put on understanding, for instance, the impact of the container revolution on world trade between 1962 and 1990 (Bernhofen et al. 2016) and the numerous works on the impact of technological change on the port and shipping industry (see Guerrero and Rodrigue (2013); Kuby and Reid (1992); Mayer (1973)).
