Sentence examples for make an effort to have from inspiring English sources

"I don't particularly make an effort to have a recognizable style.

Some schools make an effort to have both books and children clutching money in the same room at the same time but believe me, it's a rare occurrence.

Curtis said that the candidates, like straying spouses, should make an effort to have "patience, to not be defensive — really being able to stay with the need that people have to ask the questions".

"This is a business that doesn't need you, so you always have to make an effort to have them want you, and want what you're doing," Ms. Winstead said.

For instance, schedule periodic off-site meetings to increase connection and collaboration, and, if your budget allows, make an effort to have these meetings in different locations around the globe.

"This is how we can get the word out, that despite the devastation, we can still make an effort to have our voice heard," she said, standing with other voters in the inch-deep dried silt on the blacktop, residue from seawater that flooded head-high through this area a week ago, leaving scores of houses flooded and cars ruined, and causing fires that destroyed more than 120 houses.

"One has made an effort to have an egalitarian wage structure.

The critic Kenneth Tynan took Mr. Capote to task for being too strictly a reporter and not making an effort to have the killers' lives spared.

He also has won affection from Broadway, since "Late Night" has made an effort to have stars of the stage appear, including nightly numbers from musicals one week last year.

Garza released a statement saying that she had cancelled the event "due to threats and online attacks on our organization and us as individuals from local activists with whom we have made an effort to have meaningful dialogue".

You're not likely to find stereotypes about Africa in the Observer: maybe because it makes an effort to have diverse views, and many times opinions on Africa are from Africans.