Sentence examples for greater effort made from inspiring English sources

The paper is concluded by suggesting that if further resources are to be invested in the GCA scheme then improved communication must be achieved between the environmental and tourism agencies and greater effort made in promoting the award.

This being the case, there should be greater effort made to implement at least minimal security for soft targets that have any reasonable appeal to terrorists.

Differences in the mode of drug delivery could not be discerned nor was any greater effort made at communicating ideas about appropriate treatments for NTDs to local council chairmen, drug distributors and villagers.

More must be done to encourage people to aspire to university and far greater efforts made to support them when they are there".

However, it is also possible that this result reflects the greater efforts made by the tobacco industry to design cigarette packs more palatable for girls [ 17].

There was a great effort made to mark the 50th anniversary.

A theoretical description of the slow relaxation in complex condensed systems is still a topic of active research despite the great effort made in recent years.

Despite the great effort made by interviewers to maximise response rates to the Omnibus Survey, more than 30% of selected people in the surveys used in this analysis declined to take part or could not be contacted.

And now they've stopped criticising the government, transport secretary Andrew Adonis has recognised the "great efforts" made by travel companies.

Great efforts made by the first intendant, Jean Talon, resulted in the influx of thousands of settlers (including hundreds of women) to New France in the 1660s and early '70s.

Dr Clifford Mann, president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, said the "great efforts" made by doctors and nurses to help patients in under-resourced locations sometimes was not sustainable.