Sentence examples for efforts suddenly from inspiring English sources

Many of us are longtime activists who in the midst of our best efforts suddenly felt spiritually winded.

But those efforts suddenly counted for nothing.On May 23rd he went hiking, as he often did, in the hills above Bongha at dawn.

Gains for women earned through years of effort may be swept away in the undertow of layoffs, when flexibility and diversity efforts suddenly disappear.

"Some of the very same Republican politicians who championed reform, some of whom sponsored these efforts, suddenly they want nothing to do with it," Obama said, with a dramatic pause.

With the port effort, the Occupy movement suddenly seemed to be engineering protests and work stoppages on its own, essentially co-opting the unions' cause instead of working with them.

We cannot afford to have our diplomatic efforts collapse suddenly and, as in Syria, be forced to lunge forward unprepared.

This is not to say the NRL shouldn't do everything it can to keep the best players in the game, or that if and when our stars leave that their efforts are suddenly tarnished and we should accordingly forget them.

Toyota announced earlier this week that it would recall about 420,000 vehicles, saying steering effort could suddenly increase because of an engine problem.

Who wants to pour out their heart and soul into a project (not to mention giving up our personal lives to work long hours) only to discover a few days or weeks later, that that a once "monumentally important effort" is suddenly being terminated?

"We make a huge effort, we sweat and suddenly I look left, I look right and we are in the same place, the business continues," he said.

Even the Republic of Ireland's efforts against Germany suddenly became irrelevant.