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

Roddick was only a few feet inside the baseline and did not make an effort to return the shot.

She said she would make an effort to return the prisoners' belongings, but acknowledged that no inventory had been made.

The Milwaukee-based auto supplier announced Friday that it would be closing 10 plants and making layoffs in an effort to return to profitability for the second half of 2009.

As the match raced to its finish, it was all Krajicek could do to quickly dodge out of the way of Williams' tenth and final ace on match point, flinching away from the ball rather than making any effort to return it.

If people don't really grasp the importance of earning interest, then they are not very likely to make an effort to get a good return, which doesn't bode well for their future wealth.

It is of course a good thing that the rest of us make an effort to be cheerful and strong and return to our usual lives as best we can, but we must never forget about March 11".

But may I suggest we all make an effort to remove the stigma of young adults returning home as a financial embarrassment?

A10 Israeli Banks Accused Israeli banks holding assets from European Jews killed in the Holocaust failed to make a determined effort to return the holdings to their heirs or maintain their value, according to a report of the Israeli Parliament.

I'll indeed make a special effort to return to these restaurants, but I'll probably only re-review them if I feel strongly that they need a different rating.

Some are undergoing dialysis, while others seem to be making an agonizing effort to return to a state of coherence and autonomy.

In recent years, Sundance appears to have made a concerted effort to return to its independent roots, establishing a new festival category (NEXT) championing mico-budget productions.