Sentence examples for made immense efforts from inspiring English sources

NEW MEXICO The campaigns of President Bush and Senator Kerry made immense efforts to win this state, which President Bush lost by 366 votes in 2000.

Options include cutting staff and reducing food costs, but having made immense efforts to increase the quality of dinners by introducing fresh, seasonal food that is cooked onsite, Holmes is determined that children will not go back to sandwiches.

Andrew Gimson in the Spectator felt much the same: "Purnell adopts a somewhat humourless tone towards her subject … She has paid Boris the unintended compliment of making immense efforts to trip him up, and not quite managing to do so".

So I really believe we've made immense progress.

Your passion itself might take immense effort, but doing it will energize you.

The gallery made an immense effort to secure this lost masterpiece by Friedrich.

Since the law passed, she has made an immense effort to convince Wall Street and the country that the nation's giant banks -- the same ones that required bailouts in 2008 and became known as "too big to fail" institutions -- will never again be bailed out, thanks in part to new powers at the F.D.I.C.

Since then, there have been immense efforts to bolt on security, to little effect.

Whilst immense efforts are being made to control morbidity due to helminthiasis and the big three diseases with special emphasis on regular combined school based treatment of primary school children [ 3], it should be borne in mind that community perceptions, knowledge and practices have a major role in sustainable control interventions.

The fate of the London whale – and the immense effort made to try and save it – should stand as a modern memorial, a marker for more enlightened attitudes towards the natural world.

The continuing growth in the world population has increased the demand and competition for energy, such that immense efforts are required to make non-renewable energy sources available.