Sentence examples for favourable effort from inspiring English sources

The thought must be expected to destroy his courage, to co-operate with the disease, and to counteract every favourable effort of nature".

Indeed, certain features of the marketplace should be favourable for such efforts.

While his act attracted favourable publicity, "his efforts were not received with the amount of enthusiasm they certainly deserved".

However, observational studies in both adults and young people report that prescribed (fixed) intensity exercise results in less favourable affective responses and effort perceptions in comparison to preferred intensity exercise [ 14, 15].

We are inclined to think that POS may act as a motivational mechanism that sustains individual's efforts in quitting a bad habit (such as smoking), by leading them to a favourable evaluation of the efforts done.

For example, despite careful redesign of structures and processes, and a favourable environment, some integration efforts still fail to meet objectives.

Even those countries that are virtually guaranteed a favourable assessment go to considerable effort each year to demonstrate their commitment to addressing trafficking.

"The Senate report describes a CIA effort to reveal favourable classified information as a way to bolster support for its interrogation and detention programme," he continues.

This limitation highlights the need for well developed and accurate modelling efforts to identify favourable cold-water coral habitat and other vulnerable marine ecosystems such as hexactinellid sponge reefs.

Second, CMI seem more likely to generate favourable outcomes if accompanied by efforts for change at the structural level.

This race is non-transparent and the factors used to compete for inward FDI (the 'elements' of the race) deviate from those of long-term efforts to develop a favourable investment climate and improve productivity, as well as medium-term efforts such as lowering corporate taxes.