Sentence examples for effort was converted from inspiring English sources
Arsenal began the match more effectively of the two and scored what proved to be the winning goal in the latter minutes of the first half – Freddie Ljungberg's rebounded goal effort was converted by Robert Pirès.
Conclusions: In women in labor who have received epidural anesthesia, the efficiency with which maternal expulsive efforts are converted into increased IP is directly related to the patient's body mass index but inversely related to myometrial thickness, the sonographic estimate of fetal weight, and the need for labor augmentation.
At last, however, the main effort of the Germans was converted into a drive toward Amiens, which began in force on March 30.
He was given a separate command at his father's siege of Byzantine-held Sevilla (Seville), where he was converted through the efforts of his wife and the bishop of Sevilla, St. Leander.
Eventually he was converted.
This results of the basic and fast changing concepts, which take too much effort to be converted into a simulation model.
And myriad companies churn out the fake Gillettes and Rolexes sold on street corners.That very little of this effort has been converted into strong brands is something of a puzzle.
Though the North Carolina NAACP, which led the Moral Monday movement along with a coalition of other groups, has transitioned to focusing on voter education and registration ahead of the general election, Peck wasn't sure its efforts could be converted to political ends, even with the charismatic Rev. William Barber heading up the organization.
As part of this effort, container has been converted into a centre where both the truck drivers and young people from the community can learn about HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.
"Here's a building that was built by the Germans or by their slave workers as part of the war effort that has actually been converted to a religious shrine.
