Sentence examples for effort whose from inspiring English sources

To do so will require a major effort, whose chance of success has divided opinions.

She said her sister, a lawyer, is also an organizer of the effort, whose leadership remains very loose.

The E.P.A. is now writing greenhouse gas standards for stationary sources, a much larger effort whose impact will be felt across the entire economy.

Modern Turkey's defining event the defeat of a Greek expeditionary force dispatched with Western backing was also the starting-point of a ruthless reform effort whose declared aims included "fighting religion" and ending the theocratic backwardness of the Ottomans.

It is entirely possible that this so-called "public option" could end up as the Democratic equivalent of Social Security privatization, an ambitious effort whose failure ends up defining one of the nation's ideological borders.

David Brent running in place on the far side of the global recession: that seems to be the joke, if there is one, of "The Office Revisited," a modestly funny effort whose noticeable professionalism isn't necessarily what you're looking for in an extension of the scruffy original.

Today, when people speak of a "national missile defence" for America, they usually mean a more modest shield, able to ward off a few missiles not a massed attack by Russia.Somewhere between these extremes lie two ambitious Pentagon efforts, whose exact status is hotly debated.

The restoration of "The Gross Clinic," which has often been described as the most important American painting of the 19th century, tacked in the opposite direction from many conservation efforts, whose goal is to remove years of dirt and dark varnish from old paintings to brighten them and reveal lost details.

At launch, Buick will be CBS's first partner on these efforts, whose participation means there will be reduced commercial breaks, as compared with traditional TV for the first several weeks after launch.

This came as a huge blow to Ottoman efforts whose Albanian operations were thus inhibited.

As for efforts whose ambitions have not yet been set, the prevailing tradition in large-scale activism has for decades been that good ideas about tactics and strategy are heeded and implemented no matter from whom they originate.