Sentence examples for effort represents from inspiring English sources

This sophomore effort represents an attempt to move forward thematically and stylistically.

In some ways, government officials acknowledge, the effort represents a second-best solution.

The effort represents a departure from a long tradition of Russian corrections philosophy.

The effort represents the most extensive, most expensive engineering project in residential communications since the cable TV industry started wiring neighborhoods in the 1960's.

Such an effort represents a trend across America, said Wenonah Hauter, executive director of the Washington-based consumer advocacy group Food and Water Watch.

Mr. Bush's personal involvement in the peace effort represents a considerable political risk, but one he said today that he was willing to take.

The effort represents a significant new approach for real estate interests, which for years have been closely allied with the Senate's Republican majority.

For Intel, the effort represents a way to get its line of energy-efficient Atom chips, currently found in laptops, into TVs.

The effort represents a "seismic shift," said Joan Petersilia, a criminologist at Stanford Law School and a longtime scholar of the state's prisons.

The effort represents a strategic break from the familiar pattern of advocates' naming and shaming governments for appalling standards of care for their societies' most vulnerable citizens.

With the involvement of Walt Disney and Warner Brothers, the effort represents 40percentt of the market for home videos today, making it more likely the new format will be successful.