Sentence examples for invisible effort from inspiring English sources

Using documents released by Philip Morris in connection with litigation in the United States, the report's authors concluded that the "tobacco industry made a large, and largely invisible, effort in Switzerland to prevent implementation of meaningful tobacco control legislation and policies".

But now that he was standing here I could see, through his eyes, how invisible that effort was.

However, quibbling over these minor matters loses sight of the much more important message behind Invisible Children's efforts: This campaign simply wants to tell more people about the realities of life with the LRA.

The above should demonstrate the often invisible but considerable effort the body has to put in to cope with a high influx of sugars.

But this does remind you that true excitement and creativity on the runway is often something that is quite simple or refined, and almost invisible in its effort.

If there's a secret Bridges formula, it has everything to do with research and rehearsal, with working hard to make the effort invisible.

We are planning to implement $100,000 in an Invisible Children relief effort to Haiti, but we need your help.

Indeed, when battling sleeplessness at night, I often think of my prayers as part of an invisible "prayer relief effort" made up of all those who, like me, are offering up silent words for those in crisis.

Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, has been largely invisible in his efforts to coordinate national leaders.

"We must reach out to all children who remain invisible to our efforts," Alipui said.

Patients have not been invisible in these efforts, but have mainly been seen as (potential) victims or subjects of abuse, and the focus has been on their ability to cope and their need for support [ 5], and not on the patient as a potent actor.