Sentence examples for mainly efforts to from inspiring English sources

The books written during this time, while mainly efforts to help mitigate the cost of tuition, sold well.

Today's deals are mainly efforts to fund well-intentioned programs that are appealing to all parties to the transaction: the government, investors, and social service providers.

Earlier, podiatry consisted mainly of efforts to ease pain with palliatives rather than curing the underlying malady, or in a few cases surgery requiring hospitalization.

Another respondent said: '… It is not easy to get training opportunity by following appropriate procedures … it is mainly individual efforts to look for training opportunities …' (FGD 1: Participant 3).

In his last 10 years, he mainly pursued legal efforts to obtain restitution of the property of Jews that had been seized by the Nazis.

And this estimate doesn't hinge on his own macroeconomic assumptions — it mainly reflects explicit efforts to boost the wages of low-paid workers, and to redistribute post-tax incomes.

The story Cancannon tells, while swilling from time to time from dark bottles, popping an occasional pill, cranking an old wringer and singing about the great John-Joe, revolves mainly around his efforts to determine the identity of the man who is the father of the child he believes his daughter is carrying.

Until the 1970s, Mary Shelley was known mainly for her efforts to publish Percy Shelley's works and for her novel Frankenstein, which remains widely read and has inspired many theatrical and film adaptations.

They made it clear, however, that by diplomatic resolution, they meant mainly an effort to exert pressure on the government of President Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital.

The trouble with Rand's central thesis is that the "virtue of selfishness", other than being pretty shallow from a human perspective, is also mainly an effort to betray the code of civilized society without suffering the consequences.

Cameron is mainly looking at political efforts to stabilise the country, but is willing to step up military training.