Sentence examples for efforts to absorb from inspiring English sources

In a sometimes jarring first-person voice, Malcomson writes about his efforts to absorb grief and parry fear.

Guangdong, he says, could learn from Chongqing's efforts to absorb migrants from the countryside into city life.

Herman Moore, who has not played in an N.F.L. game in more than a year, says that clues to how much he has lost will not be found by examining his times in the 40-yard dash or his efforts to absorb the Giants' playbook.

Community colleges and other institutions would make a valuable contribution to addressing this situation if they developed and enhanced efforts to absorb and train some of this student population -- and accept the credits they have earned already.

Community colleges and other institutions would make a valuable contribution to addressing this situation if they developed and enhanced efforts to absorb and train some of this student population.

"At a time when Zimbabweans are making phenomenal efforts to absorb more than one million orphans, there appears a small number who prey on the most vulnerable of children.

Far more than either the theologians or the philosophers, he dedicated his efforts to absorbing God's word and being absorbed by it, and his writings are suffused with quotations and terminology from the text.

Bob Stocker, one of the organizers of the effort to absorb Merchantville into Cherry Hill, points to another concern: towns that are too small to afford professional managers.

Blair and Powell first met in January 1993, when Blair and Brown, Labour's two bright young hopes, toured Washington in an effort to absorb the lessons of Bill Clinton's election triumph.

Sony's effort to absorb EMI Music Publishing, one of two proposed deals that would further consolidate the music industry, moved forward a step on Monday when the company filed its formal merger application with the European Commission.

Perhaps in an effort to absorb quickly the mores of the Court, Sotomayor has hired experienced clerks, including one who spent the past year clerking for Justice Stevens and another who clerked for Justice Ginsburg.