Sentence examples for little effort needed from inspiring English sources

Animoto offers a nifty service and does a nice job of spicing up photo albums, with little effort needed on the users' part.

We're big fans of Animoto – the site may not offer an expansive list of products or features, but it does a great job of automatically spicing up photo albums, with little effort needed on the users' part.

And yet, for the political practitioners -- certainly those from the Bush years -- there is little effort needed to advance the idea that Obama is continuing his predecessor's practices.

Braking is strong and precise, although it may take some time to get used to how little effort is needed to produce big results.

Currently, girls entering university to study the biological sciences are in a slight majority so certainly little effort is needed there (and nor is it expended).

For this reason, a spoon is used to stir the coffee to speed up the motion of the sugar molecules, but, if the odour of cigarette smoke fills a room, little effort is needed to clear the air opening the windows for a few minutes is sufficient.

America is willing to spend heavily on new nuclear kit, but there is little sign of the intellectual effort needed to develop new theories of deterrence.One way to bolster stability could be through a more overt doctrine of extended deterrence on America's part.

"We don't believe that people, who spend a little time or effort, need a broker to make the right decision".

But is the effort needed?

The final form of the exact analytical solution is a sum of contributions corresponding to the rays of the generalized ray theory; little computational effort need be developed for evaluating each contribution.

Consistent intellectual effort needs leadership.