Sentence examples for efforts lost from inspiring English sources

But those efforts lost money, and shut down in 2001.

But, perhaps mindful of occasions when reform efforts lost momentum whenever market pressure eased, he cautioned political leaders not to become complacent.

Employee churn (or attrition) closely related but not identical to customer churn is similarly painful for an organization, leading to disruptions, customer dissatisfaction and time and efforts lost in finding and training replacement.

For individual (β =.14, p <.01 vs. β =.10, p <.05) and team (β =.15, p <.01 vs. β =.11, p <.05) proactivity, the direct effect of organizational pride in employees' efforts lost in size and significance when including affective organizational commitment in the regression.

Nor was the defense's effort lost on Green-Ellis.

White House officials will not say exactly when, emphasizing that the hunt for Mr. bin Laden never stopped, though clearly the effort lost momentum.

It was designed to be the largest museum in the world, but after Brooklyn was consolidated into New York City in 1898, the effort lost momentum, and only a sixth of the planned structure was finally built.

Ward had seven set points in the third set but lost the tie-break 13-11 thethe world No 70 and, despite a valiant effort, lost another tie-break to go out.

This effort lost momentum after the governor promised to honor the wishes of Emery County residents via a non-binding referendum, which did not pass.

I am well-aware (and wrote) that prolonging the process has been one of the major reasons the whole healthcare reform effort lost political support.

It was, according to sources, less tense than expected, as Warren's effort lost steam, but it was still a much feistier meeting than customary.