Sentence examples for making considerable efforts from inspiring English sources

Carver said: "It seems that even at this time of crisis, people were making considerable efforts to give their dead a decent Christian burial".

This lack of progress undermines efforts from the governments of the African elephant range states, such as Kenya, Malawi and Zambia, which are making considerable efforts to improve their anti-poaching and enforcement systems.

For all its eagerness to save energy, it fears higher prices could stoke inflation and regime-threatening protests.But China is making considerable efforts to boost the amount of energy produced by non-fossil fuels.

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China arguably is already making considerable effort with wind and nuclear power to reduce its dependence on coal.

Then the bus set off, making considerable effort, if not considerable speed, as it crawled its way to the top of the mountain and let us off in White Haven, elevation 1,200 feet.

After the Revolution of 1905, the Duma (parliament) made considerable efforts to introduce compulsory elementary schooling.

"Having made considerable efforts in Japan, we have concluded we cannot build a sufficiently scaleable business," he said on Wednesday.

It has made considerable efforts, which again we have seen this weekend in adopting a difficult package of measures".

Farming was crucial to Brittany, he said, and farmers had already made "considerable efforts" to reduce their nitrogen emissions.

"Finding slavery in the agricultural supply chains of global food giants isn't surprising, even in Brazil whose government has made considerable efforts to tackle forced labour.