Sentence examples for effort upon from inspiring English sources
U.S. military commander and statesman who directed the mobilization effort upon the United States' entry into World War I.
A subsidiary stock assessment capable of modelling fishing effort upon stock interdependence would add up for their sustainability.
We propose adding key figures derived from the eigenvalues to distillation line/residue curve diagrams to immediately grasp the effort upon approaching the singular points.
Organisms can thus intensify search effort upon detecting a prey item, but after unsuccessfully searching for a while, return to the previous, extensive search, this strategy is known as 'area-concentrated-search' (ACS).
The core concept proposal for MA loading in two configurations is the result of an optimization effort upon a preliminary reference design to reduce the reactivity insertion as a consequence of sodium voiding, one of the main concerns of this technology.
Jobs later said that Apple began developing the iPad before the iPhone, but temporarily shelved the effort upon realizing that its ideas would work just as well in a mobile phone.
A number of mystics in the early generations had concentrated their efforts upon tawakkul, absolute trust in God, which became a central concept of Sufism.
Winnipeg, which prompted realignment efforts upon its relocation from Atlanta in June 2011, still plays a Southeast Division-oriented schedule against teams from Tampa Bay, Sunrise, Fla., Raleigh, N.C. and Washington.
Records show that Central Command's generals expected him to "publicly support their efforts" upon his return home and solicited his advice on how to "reverse the perception" in Washington of a lost war.
Kim went to great efforts upon his return to England to cover the traces of his Communist background – joining the Anglo-German fellowship in 1934, and editing its pro-Hitler magazine; making repeated visits to Berlin for talks with the German propaganda ministry; even being personally presented with the Red Cross of Military Merit award by Franco in 1938.
And he is joining a club which, despite generally founding its efforts upon its Basque roots, is very much open to British influence, evident from previous managerial appointments of Chris Coleman, John Toshack and, as far back as the 1930s, former Tottenham defender Harry Lowe.
