Sentence examples for idiosyncratic efforts from inspiring English sources

Hall of Fame speeches are idiosyncratic efforts, but all tend to offer gratitude to family, friends, coaches and mentors.

Donald Trump put little emphasis on a transition effort during his idiosyncratic campaign for the White House, as even campaign insiders expected him to lose.

"That sort of book had been quite a dismal failure," she told me, referring to other idiosyncratic Wheeler efforts featuring Richard I'Anson photographs.

If we do not establish a standards-based infrastructure expeditiously, however, health information systems will likely store increasing amounts of genomic data using idiosyncratic approaches, and efforts at providing widespread, effective CDS for genomic medicine will be severely hindered by the presence of entrenched information systems that lack interoperability.

He focused his career on production and session work, and released idiosyncratic home-recorded solo efforts.

His idiosyncratic background and deliberate efforts to obscure his beliefs and accomplishments mean that his election would not represent a victory for the conservative movement, but most likely would significantly advantage the right nonetheless.

Results indicate that SFAS No. 131 has improved segment reporting such that analysts need to invest relatively less effort generating idiosyncratic information when issuing forecasts for diversified firms.

"It gave him a balanced, neutral space that he could change and manipulate with great effect and little effort with idiosyncratic furniture and funky '50s lighting," Mr. Kaufman said.

Williamson Seminar on Institutional Analysis: “Aggregate and Idiosyncratic Political Risk: Measurment and Efforts".

She inaugurated the war effort with an idiosyncratic version of It's a Long Way to Tipperary.

Concern has been expressed elsewhere that, for multi-centered studies, the process of research ethics approval is very time consuming, with considerable duplication of effort and local idiosyncratic restrictions that offer little perceived gain [ 15- 17].