Sentence examples for group endeavor from inspiring English sources
The military understands itself as a group endeavor.
These meals are a group endeavor, and everyone seems happy to share authorship.
This may well have been a group endeavor — Syria, Hezbollah and, in training and aid, Iran.
Football is, as Ryan liked to say, "the ultimate team game," a group endeavor that calls for unified commitment.
It is also reasonable for people engaged in a group endeavor -- a radio show, a shared vacation house, a marriage -- to desire privacy.
This belief in individual rights -- and activities -- rather than in organized group endeavors is, like the distrust of abstract thought, one English trait that seems to have persisted.
But despite some unevenness and the problems of focus built into loosely defined group endeavors, the results feel individually thought through and collectively strong.
Klee, Wassily Kandinsky and Lazslo Moholy‐Nagy, and their group endeavors helped pave, the way for the acceptance and understanding of abstract art and to break down barriers, between fine and applied art., In 1925, Mr. Albers married Anni Fleischmann, a Bauhaus student, who later became known for her elegant woven tapestries, and fabric designs.
Soft they may be, but these skills constitute a combination that is essential to the core work of innovation, which rarely happens in instantaneous individual breakthroughs but rather evolves through collaborative group endeavors in which personal adaptability is a necessity.
In particular, the group endeavored to see how they could better serve their 6,500 members and more effectively manage the 50 to 60 Facebook groups and other social media channels that they currently use to provide better services to those members.
