Sentence examples for its effort to use from inspiring English sources
And for me, it succeeds in its effort to use imagination about the future as a way to grapple with the present.
China also appears to be ratcheting up pressure by broadening its effort to use current and former senior officials to make China's case to the world.
Last year's report singled out Virginia's plan to widen some of I-66 as part of its effort to use dynamic tolling to ease congestion in the corridor.
The NotifyMe Networks Corporation, a start-up software company with prominent investors, today will formally begin its effort to use the telephone and computerized voice messages to send alerts to users.
Oakland, Calif., failed in its effort to use eminent domain to prevent the football Raiders from moving to Los Angeles in the 1980s, said Matt Mitten, director of the National Sports Law Institute at Marquette University.
A few days ago, Richard Land, president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, criticized the Bush campaign, saying he was "appalled" at its effort to use church rosters to reach voters.
How can we liberals be contemptuous of the administration for failing to heed the pre-9/11 intelligence while at the same time handcuffing it in its efforts to use intelligence-gathering techniques?
So while the team is hardening the Windows 10 platform with this new release — just like it has done with all the previous releases — it's also building up its efforts to use the cloud to analyze security threats and prevent attacks.
As for the spurned EU, its efforts to use its collective muscle to curb bankers' bonuses and other monopolistic corporate excess was one source of Brexiters' complaint.
And after the September 11 attacks, the Bush administration ramped up its efforts to use Kenya as a launching pad for its anti-terror operations in the region.
The news drew sharp criticism from Labour's shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, who accused the Conservatives of sabotaging its efforts to use education to counteract the effects of disadvantage.
