Sentence examples for host efforts from inspiring English sources

As the site of the Group of 20 leaders' summit meeting this week, South Korea had hoped to host efforts to mediate the dispute between the United States and China over exchange-rate policies.

While this process of Cu-mediated kisling is opposite to that of "nutritional immunity" in which the host attempts to withhold essential transition metal ions from the pathogen, both strategies reflect host efforts to manipulate metal bioavailability to eliminate bacterial infections.

Possibly the biggest post-awards talking point has been Seth MacFarlane's hosting efforts.

Most of the hosts' efforts were blocked by one of Swansea's three central defenders, who manned the barricades with tremendous defiance.

For half an hour Bournemouth's attempts to hit Norwich on the break were as fruitless as the hosts' efforts to pick a way through the visitors' defence.

A more remote possibility is that such countries will earn credits by hosting efforts to pump carbon dioxide out of the air and store it away.Such "geoengineering" is still seen as far-fetched and in some circles misguided, but a reference to it was made in the Copenhagen documents.

Weir did likewise in that opening period, but the visitors' discipline in the face of the hosts' efforts held firm.

Play got underway at 13:40 BST and regular wickets threatened to undermine the hosts' efforts after being put in.

"At 122-4, and even again at 205-6, it appeared the hosts' efforts would pay off but the costly drop of Barker off the luckless Harris helped the seventh-wicket partnership turn the day in Warwickshire's favour as the bowlers' consistency deserted them in the evening session".

As Paul Rudd mentioned in his monologue, yes, his prior hosting efforts were upstaged a bit by the musical acts.

Beyond her hosting efforts, The Washington Post reports that, according to a military officer who served on Gen. Petraeus' staff, Kelley was a "'self-appointed' go-between for Central Command officers with Lebanese and other Middle Eastern government officials".