Sentence examples for make honest efforts from inspiring English sources

Today in the U.S. only Iowa, Arizona and, to a lesser extent, the state of Washington make honest efforts to draw honest nonpartisan districts.

Or is it because three of the largest traditional dodgeball-style organizations, the International Olympic Committee, Nascar and the National Collegiate Athletic Association, seem to making honest efforts to take the ball out of the hands of bullies and give everyone a chance to play fairly?

Although Soviet intelligence made honest efforts to collect as much information as possible on the disposition of the Axis forces arrayed in front of them, there was not much information on the state of the German Sixth Army.

Instead, it would do us good to reflect on the burgeoning racism and intolerance throughout American society and commit to truly "make America great again" by making honest efforts to fight those poisons.

Make an honest effort to make a difference in someone's life, regardless of their social status.

"If you are really interested in this, you have to make an honest effort and try and find things out".

The health coaches help establish goals for the workers, who are expected to "make an honest effort" to reach them, Mr. Schultz said.

It's okay to be shy as long as you push yourself and make an honest effort to get to know the other person.

If you think you have an internet addiction, you won't be able to get past it unless you make an honest effort to understand how the addictive behavior is tied to your emotional state.

Many patriotic Americans would prefer our leaders to make an honest effort to achieve a multinational and gradual response to international conflicts.

It was all intended to increase public safety over all and make an honest effort to prevent mass shootings and lessen the carnage in the event that there are more The N.R.A., for its part, released on Tuesday an ad called "Elitist Hypocrite" that invoked the Obama children and their Secret Service security as evidence of a president who values his children above those of average Americans.