Sentence examples for just one effort from inspiring English sources

Fulham, with seven Barclays Premier League goals in their opening two games this season, managed just one effort on target throughout the 90 minutes as they limped out of the competition.

It was pulled after just one effort following hostility from the paper's sports writers.

She also says that this is just "one effort" to make things right, and that any time people are killing six-year old kids with military-grade weapons, then something is terribly wrong and you have to do something.

But they failed to show the same attacking prowess against the Owls, managing just one effort on target in 90 minutes.

Two weeks ago the former Sun editor lost his online column on the Daily Telegraph after just one effort (see here).

This belatedly hip new offering is just one effort by Burger King's struggling company, which was acquired by private equity firm 3G Capital in 2010 and will soon return to public markets, to rebrand itself in a more upscale light.

But let us pick just one: the effort to cap financial compensation.

The anti-noise campaigners of the early twentieth century — to take just one earlier effort to rein in the excesses of industrialization — didn't merely promote earplugs and soundproof windows.

And if the sign on his cage seems a little more hostage-like than the more cheerful adoption promos we've gotten used to in recent times -- well, it's just one more effort to get the shelter's longest-term resident his own family, at last.

The current run on gasmasks and other protective clothing is just one last-ditch effort to haul themselves back into the driving seat.

At a town-hall-style meeting in Colorado in August, Mr. Obama complained that people on the left and the right had become "fixated" on the public plan, which he described as "just one sliver" of efforts to overhaul the health care system.