Sentence examples for enhanced effort from inspiring English sources

We do need enhanced effort and perhaps enhanced nonmoral powers to fix poverty, climate change, and terrorism but we don't need enhanced moral vision to recognize that they need fixing" ([ 4]: 75).

That handful of episodes and whatever new information can be gleaned from ABC's enhanced effort on Wednesday will have to satisfy the "Lost" legions for the moment.

Last Tuesday, as part of its enhanced effort to track terrorists domestically, the Saudi Interior Ministry asked families with missing sons to report their disappearances to the government.

Ashton Carter, the US defence secretary, who is accompanying the president, said he expects GCC financial help in stabilising Iraq as well as an enhanced effort to fight the jihadis of the Islamic State.

The reaction times showed no significant influences of vibration magnitude, suspension or time, but higher demands seemed to be compensated by enhanced effort.

Inadequate access by the poor to energy sources as well as the prospect of depleted fossil fuel reserves and higher energy prices require an enhanced effort to expand the energy resources of developing countries through greater emphasis on renewable sources.

Another poll published on Friday, by Ma'ariv, found that support for enhanced efforts toward peace, as opposed to "all-out war," was dropping.

In its third-quarter filing with the S.E.C., Fannie Mae attributed the recent dip in its delinquency rate to enhanced efforts by banks and the government to modify and refinance troubled mortgages.

On a federal level, President Dilma Rousseff's government is moving forward with a $2 billion anti-crack initiative, including awareness campaigns and enhanced efforts to combat the trafficking of cocaine into Brazil from neighboring countries.

The trend also includes the enhanced efforts to understand the interface between cells, tissues and the bioactive materials at the nanoscale level for improved material design and enhanced clinical performance.

The survival rate for patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) has not seen marked improvement in recent decades despite enhanced efforts in prevention and the introduction of novel therapies.