Sentence examples for efforts colleagues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vance, a contractor hired by the development agency, was forbidden for safety reasons to travel to the tribal region that was the focus of his efforts, colleagues said.

The site is extremely challenging and the efforts of colleagues from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and investigators have been painstaking".

The diver who died, Han Ju-ho, did not regain consciousness despite the efforts of colleagues who were trying to revive him in a decompression chamber on board the United States Seventh Fleet's rescue vessel Salvo, officials said.

Correspondents of The New York Times won two awards, for military and foreign reporting, and staff members of the independent investigative news group ProPublica shared two awards in collaborative efforts, with colleagues from The Times-Picayune of New Orleans and the PBS program "Frontline" for television reporting, and with staff members from National Public Radio for radio reporting.

But in a series of daring and graceful moves at a fire in Queens on Saturday morning, Firefighter Brian V. Moritz pulled off one of the more extraordinary search-and-rescue efforts his colleagues and superiors in the Fire Department said they had ever seen.

Given this fact, how can you document your teaching efforts to colleagues who will be making decisions about your future?

Further, the involvement of collaborative efforts with colleagues continues to be a compromising and even derailing aspect of organizational growth (Shonkoff & Phillips, 2000; Winnicott, 2002).

Around 25 million of those people are bound to individual arbitration, meaning they can't organize their efforts with colleagues.

To support these efforts, my colleagues and I work on projects that collaborate with health workers, traditional birth attendants and grandmothers groups to ensure mothers have the optimal nourishment and social support to breastfeed children, noting that breast milk is deservingly celebrated in so many cultures.

Collaborations between countries will also aid resource-rich countries to examine their assumptions and more explicitly address the context in which they are defining their competencies, learning from the efforts of colleagues in resource-poor countries.

The third possibility is an online forum, blog or wiki for participatory research, in which individual practitioners can describe their efforts to colleagues, and where knowledgeable professionals and researchers in QI may be able to identify and analyse the larger patterns at work and to abstract the principles so necessary to further elaborate a theory of quality improvement.