Sentence examples for if further efforts from inspiring English sources

If further efforts fail over the next few days, it may be necessary to consider a senior-level official call to Muammar al-Qadhafi to stress the urgency of the situation and the high degree of concern about the possibility of Libya's backtracking on its nuclear nonproliferation commitments.

In the next century, Mr. Stille estimates, half of the world's 6,500 languages may disappear under the rapid homogenizing effects of globalization, and ancient monuments -- in places like Egypt, where pollution, rising water levels and the ravages of tourism pose potent threats -- may disappear as well, if further efforts are not made to protect them.

This rate, which exceeds Moore's Law can only continue if further efforts are made to refactor algorithms for new computing hardware.

The conclusions are that some developments of the Pitman model anticipated more recent international developments, while others have not been ignored even if further efforts are required to effectively implement them.

It is quite possible that this drawback might be overcome if further efforts were made at developing a detailed and comprehensive understanding of the data generated through LC/TOFMS.

The next day, he told his family that if they made any further efforts to interfere in his life he would never speak to them again.

If there are no further efforts to reduce emissions in years to come, there is "virtually no chance" that global temperatures will stay below the 2-degree threshold, The Washington Post reported.

Clearly, further efforts are needed if the use of contraception in the Maldives is to increase.

We recommend that further efforts are needed if DNRP is to be used for monitoring of stroke epidemiology and stroke care.

Further efforts are needed to determine if this method can be improved for quantitative purpose.

If the findings are verified, this would support further efforts to identify mechanisms for the observed differences and work to eliminate disparities in survival.