Sentence examples for it will take considerable effort from inspiring English sources

Casserly's remark, in releasing the survey results, that "it will take considerable effort to recreate something more intelligent" does not inspire optimism that the Administration's learning curve will quickly be redrawn.

If a child has adjusted to an expectation that the temporary is all that is available for them, then something serious has happened in their course of their development and it will take considerable effort to correct that – if it is possible at all.

It will take considerable effort to convert such observations into clinical realities, of course.

Although this notion is perhaps obvious, its execution will take considerable effort and creative approaches.

But they said implementation will take considerable effort.

However, in this manuscript we have described a new role for the rotation of the sheathed flagellum, and believe that testing all other candidate surface components for their presence and possible synergy will take considerable effort, and is beyond the scope of this initial announcement and characterization of an important discovery.

The samples aren't irreplaceable, but it will take considerable time, effort, and money to replace them, says Ian Wilson, principal investigator of JCSG.

Detroit may thrive again but it will take considerable political will and enormous reinvestment.

"It will take considerable work to demonstrate that this system isn't aimed at them".

Railtrack concedes it will take considerable time to introduce the system across the network.

It will take considerable time to identify the assets and institutions, he added.