Sentence examples for generate some effort from inspiring English sources

"His comments are likely to generate some effort to change the venue," Mr. Fidell said.

Coach PAT FARMER has been shuffling personnel in an effort to generate some offense.

But this cheapness also means their stocks can generate some serious returns without much effort if the financial winds start to blow their way.

2) Scoring from the left side has been a problem most of the season and Sutter juggled his lines during Saturday's game in another futile effort to generate some production from his left wings.

The money generated wouldn't be enough to support a standalone business, but it enables the joinery business to save money, while generating some revenue, with little additional effort required".

It's an odd emphasis at the U.N., where our goal is to generate collective effort against common problems.

"Can you," he asks, "take thought to get better?" To which he replies: "People who can't generate effort (because of brain injury) have a serious problem in achieving physiotherapeutic goals.

Many vaccination laws make use of the values of the subpopulations to generate the vaccination effort.

Overall, political alignments are construed as microinstitutions that generate coordinated efforts to influence organizational strategy, policies, and practices.

An effort report will be generated supporting this effort and salary to the sponsored project.

But in an effort to generate business, some bondsmen have taken shortcuts, posting bonds with little or no collateral.