Sentence examples for long running effort from inspiring English sources
The two sales culminate a long running effort by Carl C. Icahn, Nabisco's biggest shareholder, to boost the value of his investment.
Remember that in the long run, effort is more important than doing a perfect job.
There is a consensus that in the long run, efforts and resources will be dedicated to develop advanced AI instruments to pre-detect plagiarism and conflict of interest such as mimetic pattern of scientific production.
Yet breaking up the euro would be highly disruptive, and would also represent a huge defeat for the "European project," the long-run effort to promote peace and democracy through closer integration.
The debate over school reform has become a false polarization between figures like Michelle Rhee, the former Washington, D.C., schools chancellor, who emphasizes testing and teacher evaluation, and the education historian Diane Ravitch, who decries the long-run effort to privatize public education and emphasizes structural impediments to student achievement, like poverty.
In addition to its long-run efforts, Meteor also has more immediate work going into the open source platform to make it useful to even more developers.
Buford's reading of the films relies too much on second-hand opinion, but in the long run her cumulative efforts prove a match for her elusive subject.
It may not show from one game to the next, but in the long run superior effort is reflected in the win column".
But beyond the health care fight, and perhaps far more significant in the long run, this effort is just one more example of life, Pandora-style.
In the long run, the effort would be paralleled by a positive cost-benefit-ratio for both, the patients and the society.
