Sentence examples for intensive endeavour from inspiring English sources
Regardless of the intensive endeavour over the past decade, so far none of the known small molecules that target this p53 pathway has yet been developed into a clinically effective therapy.
But he admitted: "Setting up a bank in the UK is a complicated, difficult and capital-intensive endeavour".
Quality assessment of trials included in systematic reviews of evidence is a resource intensive and scientifically controversial endeavour.
Reeves-Smith told The Times, "We are endeavouring by intensive propaganda work to get more customers; this work is going on in the U.S.A., in Canada, in the Argentine and in Europe".
However, such an endeavour is labour-intensive and requires a team with a high level of methodological and substantive expertise.
"Contemporary art production is a highly intensive process and a round the clock endeavour," it says, where "the line between an artist's work and home life can be blurred.
The research effort comprised of a multi- year measurement and modelling endeavour and culminated in an intensive field program held in September 2008 (late dry season).
While Mr Kelly may be back to intensive training in advance of the two-week Endeavour mission, there is no danger of Ms Giffords being neglected.
In the background of such an encouraging environment, the planning team's extensive and intensive workforce planning efforts and the educators' diligent and persistent educational endeavours, as depicted in this case study, ensured adequacy of a suitable workforce in health institutions.
During the talks at the Coburg at the end of nearly two years of intensive diplomacy since the reformist government of Hassan Rouhani came to power in Tehran, the joint endeavour of crafting an agreement gave them common cause in the face of attacks from hardliners in the US, Iran and Israel.
Athletes should therefore endeavour to avoid contact with persons showing signs of upper airway infections, particularly while undertaking intensive training schedules and before major competitions.
