Sentence examples for in terms of effort commitment from inspiring English sources
Rather, change is difficult to bring about as there are costs involved and climate change adaptation generally requires a lot from forest managers in terms of effort, commitment and resources, which brings us to the second issue: the embedded character of management practices in forest and nature conservation.
We have defended with less missed tackles before and scored bigger points than that, but in terms of effort and commitment to one another and commitment to the cause, that was our best display.
I do not mean in terms of effort or commitment, I mean in terms of ability.
"In terms of effort and commitment, I cannot fault them.
But in terms of effort and commitment we were very good".
"In terms of effort and commitment and passing the ball, I can't ask any more of the boys," Hughes told BBC Scotland.
Wakefield head coach Richard Agar: "Undoubtedly we're disappointed we didn't come through and get the victory but I don't think we could have asked for much more from the players in terms of effort and commitment today.
Watford manager Giuseppe Sannino: "When I lose I am always disappointed but I can say my lads gave everything in terms of effort, spirit and commitment.
I know they can be stressful but they represent a big commitment in terms of effort and time.
Twenty records is feasible for a single internal clinician reviewer [ 20, 23], while reviewing 200 records per time point is entirely possible using external reviewers but will clearly require greater investment in terms of time, commitment, effort and funding.
