Sentence examples for efforts meaning from inspiring English sources

Based on one of Stephen King's more modest efforts, meaning under 500 pages and pounds, "The Mist" takes place in a small Maine town where everyone seems to know everyone else by name or by sight.

Rubenson says the company is excited for the addition of web apps to its store because it's another way for developers to monetize their efforts – meaning, of course, Amazon gets a cut via the standard 70/30 revenue share involved.

Organization gives individual efforts meaning and staying power.

And that could stymie its 2016 modernization efforts — meaning less stuff like new fighter jets and joint lightweight tactical vehicles (JLTVs).

Rey, our tour guide, explained that the government, in order to preserve the city's colonial appearance, has placed a height-restriction on the preservation efforts, meaning that if a new owner comes in, they are not allowed to make the current structure any taller than it already is.

But a mistimed inbounds pass foiled their effort, meaning that Belmont will go down in N.C.A.A. lore just as Hare said.

Medicaid is a joint federal-state effort, meaning states contribute a percentage (usually maybe 20 to 40% or so, varying from state to state) of the costs.

Mr. Latford said five months before his death that devising the points system was a three-man effort — meaning him, Mr. Holmer and Mr. Whitlock — but Mr. Holmer said Mr. Latford did most of the groundwork.

Carly Fiorina will head the R.N.C. Victory effort, meaning she will advocate for the party and raise megabucks to use for voter turnout and other activities designed to help Republican candidates in races from president down to the local level.

Trams could move too fast or too slow with little effort, meaning that they could encroach easily beyond points of no return with relative ease.

That lets casual users who want to contribute to the project to do so with less effort, meaning they may contribute far more data.