Sentence examples for making an effort to serve from inspiring English sources

FirstGuard's medical director visited the clinic and later told the D.E.A. that his "over-all impression" was that it was a "sophisticated practice with gaps in its process, but making an effort to serve" an area in which there were few medical services.

What reaction are you getting from alumni and donors when you say you're going to make an effort to serve a population that needs the most financial help?

You could argue that these developers are making more of an effort to serve Android users, not less.

"And I say to them, 'What are you doing to attract the people who live in Highland Park?' " One store that is making a concerted effort to serve the Spanish-speaking community is Peoples Department Store, a variety store selling everything from clothing to housewares to material for clothes.

There are those manufacturers (most famously, Levi Strauss) who have made a solid effort to serve their workers as well as their investors.

Elizabeth Marquardt, the associate editor of the report, told HuffPost Weddings that people "are happier in their marriages when they make a regular effort to serve their spouse in small ways -- from making them a cup of coffee, to giving them a back rub after a long day, to going out of their way to be affectionate or forgiving".

Greater product availability, unprecedented attention to inclusion and unmet demand are creating a tailwind for the companies that choose to make a concerted effort to serve the entire market.

In summation, Neil has made a modest effort to serve the communities in which he has lived.

The nondenominational Potter's House makes a special effort to serve students of all races and income levels. .

Grab is making every effort to serve our customers better and we are adding more app features that will improve the user experience for customers and drivers.

Harrington said that when the center opened in January 2002, he and his staff made a conscious decision to make every effort to serve the students to the best of their abilities.