Sentence examples for forms of endeavours from inspiring English sources

Biology in itself has become 'big science' (Vermeulen et al. 2013), with institutional collaboration and geographically distributed forms of endeavours.

Other forms of endeavour do some of these things.

There is also the chill of panoptical transparency policies which may help discourage bad behaviour but are somewhat based on the assumption we all agree what 'good' is, limiting the sorts of dissent and experimentation which are key to many forms of scientific endeavour.

Of course I do – I appreciate all forms of humanitarian endeavour.

It is a unique form of human endeavour.

Proclaiming the demise of one major form of musical endeavour or another has never really been a good critical look.

The act of taking an outrageously contrary position for the simple purpose of courting attention is frequently cited as the lowest form of online endeavour.

As the suave lawyer who bankrolls the heist in John Huston's The Asphalt Jungle (a film made 17 years before Dominik was born) puts it: "After all, crime is only a left-handed form of human endeavour".

It was called Masterpieces: Art and East Anglia and typically, although all the objects had some connection with East Anglia, they spanned just about every form of artistic endeavour you could imagine, from a Lotus Grand Prix racing car to a first-century head of the emperor Claudius to a Stubbs painting.

But the bigger answer is to do with ballet itself as an art form, an area of endeavour going through a bad patch for my generation, but decidedly sacred, to some of us, as a hall of mirrors to the human imagination.

It can develop these things both as scholarly endeavours and as new forms of citizenship in a globalised world".