Sentence examples for feverish effort from inspiring English sources
Since Rouhani's election as president, he said, Iran has continued unabated its "vast and feverish effort" to develop the capability to produce an atomic bomb.
A man who became trapped while exploring a cave was killed today as rocks collapsed on him more than 24 hours into a feverish effort to free him.
It is also designed to make sure that nothing gets in the way of the northern resource rush — the feverish effort to mine the earth and the ocean with little regard for environmental consequences.
Xerox, which has been sharply cutting jobs and selling assets in a feverish effort to offset sluggish sales, said yesterday that it had earned $19 million, or a penny a share, in the fourth quarter of 2002.
He may step up Pakistan's already feverish effort to produce its own home-built version of the M-11, thought to rely heavily on Chinese design and technology.According to Michael Krepon, of the Stimson Centre in Washington, unless quick action is taken, worse may come.
This month, following intensive press coverage, including a front-page story in The New York Times, the Turkish government ordered a 10-day delay in the drowning so archaeologists could complete a feverish effort to remove mosaics, murals, and other materials from the lower levels of the 200-hectare site.
Toward the end of last week, there were feverish efforts to undo the damage.
That open hostility in Europe, and signs of wavering in support from the White House, appeared to overwhelm Mr Wolfowitz's feverish efforts to hang on to his job.
Along with their feverish efforts at political organization, the Aztecs had the strength to subjugate their allies, Texcoco and Tacuba, and to undertake new campaigns as far south as Central America.
The negotiators for the owners and the players wanted a done deal, but despite their feverish efforts to accomplish their goal and avert a strike that is scheduled to begin after tonight's games, they seemed to be failing.
The return of the ambassador, Ahmed Qattan, followed a week of feverish efforts by Egypt's military rulers and politicians to heal the relationship, fearing the loss of billions of dollars in aid from Saudi Arabia in the midst of an economic crisis.
