Sentence examples for effort to put out from inspiring English sources

Coke is making a huge effort to put out healthy drinks.

In January Nguyen Tan Dung, Vietnam's prime minister, told senior members of the Communist Party that it was "impossible" to block social media, and that the government should make more effort to put out "correct" information through them.

His mea culpa, broadcast live on national television, was hastily arranged by Mr. Blumenthal's campaign and national Democratic aides in an effort to put out a political fire that some party officials had worried could imperil his candidacy.

The assertion was seen as an Iraqi effort to put out a possible cover story so that the government would have the option to use poison gas and blame it on the United States and Britain.

In its effort to put out competitive products quickly, Lucent's Communications Software Group has gone against many of the company's traditional approaches to business.

Having expended so much effort to put out the surface fires, the firefighting teams decided that the coal seam fire must also be extinguished.

But for many reasons, efforts to put out prompt reports on the causes of extreme weather are essentially languishing.

One unresolved problem is what to do with 12m litres of contaminated water left over from efforts to put out the fire.

It has been held, for example, that losses suffered from efforts to put out a fire on shipboard, which result in damage to specific goods, can be included in a general average claim.

As more specialized E.T.F.s proliferate, there may be efforts to put out information and adopt trading strategies designed to change the valuation of securities and investments underpinning an index, creating an opening to profit.

Some 12m litres of contaminated water left over from efforts to put out the fire are sitting in tanks at a sewage treatment works near Rickmansworth, while experts decide the best way to dispose of it.