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Discover Ludwig"have an effort" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to put in effort or make an attempt towards something. Example: "I have been having an effort to improve my time management skills by creating a schedule for my daily tasks."
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Until Newtown, you can't even grade him, because he didn't even have an effort.
We have an effort under way and the reception has been quite good.
When consumers believe they have an effort advantage over typical others (i.e., an idiosyncratic fit with the LP), higher program requirements magnify this perception of advantage and can therefore increase the overall perceived value of the program.
"The word is out that we are going to continue to look at corrupt behavior in the police and that we have an effort under way," the officer said.
Baggies have an effort on goal!
Whether we ought to have an effort to export culture or merely an understanding of America is under consideration.
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Newcastle were ahead without really having had an effort on target all afternoon.
Two games into Euro 2016, they have not yet had an effort on target.
Tessa Wullaert then had a shot blocked before Houghton had an effort deflected wide.
Meanwhile, Emily's List has an effort directed at women just outside the New York City media market.
The Drog had an effort wide, but by and large the Trotters have done well.
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