Sentence examples for efforts could include from inspiring English sources

Those efforts could include curbside pickups, returns by mail and in stores, and neighborhood collections.

Those efforts could include holding seminars on bear behavior within state parks and in public schools, and distributing pamphlets to campers, he said.

Those efforts could include finding a way to shed the final part of Amar'e Stoudemire's contract after this season to create cap maneuverability and possibly even make another run at LeBron James when he becomes eligible for free agency next summer.

Other efforts could include adaptation of BLSync to work with EPC standard protocols and associated performance evaluation in practice, moving away from the fundamental investigation done in this work.

Such efforts could include, amongst others: 1) statements about the age-appropriateness of a language test; 2) statements about the potentially detrimental sociocognitive and sociocultural effects involved in test misuse; and 3) a mechanism for collecting information about the social consequences of test deployment as part of an ongoing test validation process.

The efforts could include pushing for same-day voter registration, independent redistricting commissions, restoring voting rights to felons, and repealing voter ID laws.

The effort could include offering tools for consumers.

The surveillance effort could include a range of tactics and technology, the officials said, including equipping remotely piloted Predator aircraft with special radar or sensors to help find homemade bombs or suspected guerrilla activity.

Gunders said the effort could include public-service campaigns, aimed at getting people to "love their leftovers". NRDC is also emphasizing education around portion size and meal-planning to encourage home cooks to make only what they'll consume.

Details have been relatively scant regarding a new album from Adele, although some reports have mentioned that a forthcoming effort could include contributions from songwriter-for-hire Ryan Tedder.

In Glyer's view, this effort could include a sort-of CTE version of Advanced Placement courses, or dual high school-community college enrollment.