Sentence examples for efforts a degree from inspiring English sources

In spite of these efforts, a degree of disaffection exists among the citizens with regard to politics.

Despite continuing research and standardization efforts, a certain degree of empiricism is still necessary, particularly in a model-to-ship correlation that is a method to enhance the prediction accuracy of ship resistance by empirical means.

In response to the claims that there may be some kind of commercial imperialism here, Monotype — which has been working with Google since 2011 and the release of Unicode 6.0 (we're now on 9.0) — seems to have gone about its effort with a degree of sensitivity.

Su's eventual indictment notes that he and his cohorts may have exaggerated the success of this effort to a degree, and even the FBI officers were skeptical that he had managed to steal as much information as he claimed.

Instead they mounted coordinated voter registration and education efforts, giving them a degree of independence as a voting bloc and creating popular networks that they said they planned to mobilize again to bring pressure on the White House and Congress.

Without mainframes, India's Housing Development Finance Corporation and the Bank of China in Hong Kong would have a hard time dealing with their explosive growth, says Tom Rosamilia, who heads IBM's mainframe business.All these efforts have had a degree of success, although mainframe revenues have been badly hurt by the recession (see chart, above).

Particularly troubling for future peacemaking efforts has been a degree of open conflict between the United States and Israel not seen in many years during a crisis of this sort.

In contrast, the damage to the morale of the French defenders of Île Bonaparte was severe: the death of Des Bruslys and the failure to properly defend the town undermined their efforts to such a degree that the eventual invasion of the island in 1810 was carried out without significant fighting or loss.

One core effort is a degree-monitoring system that keeps tabs on how students are doing in their majors.

"Employers respond very well to people who have made the extra effort to get a degree they really want, especially when they're in full time work or caring for a young family," he said.

Another reason stems from an effort to achieve a degree of generalizability (Fisher, 1966).