Sentence examples for effort to practice from inspiring English sources

Whether he will accomplish that goal remains to be seen, but he has made more than 20 overseas trips in an effort to practice personal diplomacy.

I mention it to make the point that, yes, we do make every effort to practice what we preach, from the top floor to the bottom.

David Dolgenos, whose idea it was to use the Wooster Street space for exhibitions, said: "This is part of our effort to practice law in a humanistic way". The seven-lawyer (four men, three women) firm was organized in 1982.

In an effort to "practice what he teaches", he has published original research in Dental Anthropology, Medical Mycology, and The Bioarchaeology of Frontiers and Borderlands using the same techniques taught in his workshops and developed for online courses.

It also led to the Menstrual Cycle Study (1975), where a group of women, in "an effort to practice research otherwise" (Murphy 2004, p. 133), produced the first detailed visual documentation and scientific study of the human menstrual cycle, through self-examination and sharing of experiential knowledge.

So, trust yourself to make an effort to practice empathy, even if it feels awkward to you and others.

Becoming a good skater takes lots of time and effort, so try to practice every week.

Parents' experience and behavior along the placement decision process reflect relentless efforts to practice "good parenting".

In my current efforts to practice what I preach, I'm ready to share some things that have not gone right lately – in the spirit we teach of learning from failure.

No Boat Race took place in 1855 – severe frost had caused both the Thames (from Oxford to Henley) and the River Cam to freeze, and heavy snow curtailed efforts to practice for the race.

All participants reported the experience of conflicts in their efforts to practice EBM (Table 5).