Sentence examples for making consistent efforts from inspiring English sources

Peripheral small island regions are nowadays perceived as attractive tourist destinations at a global scale, while the number of such regions that are making consistent efforts to enter the tourist market is steadily increasing [9].

In the effort to promote the construction of green pavement the asphalt concrete industry has been making consistent effort to use warm-mix asphalt (WMA) in their construction.

Discuss: When you read online or print materials, do you make consistent efforts to distinguish between facts, opinions and claims?

Rabbi Steven Langnas in Munich told us that he has made consistent efforts to reach out to the Muslim community and felt that the vast majority of Muslim groups have little interest in dialogue with the Jewish community.

In addition, the Health Promotion Board and health care providers have made consistent efforts to educate the public on the importance of influenza vaccinations.

(KI, site tutor) Overall, the community, site tutors, and community mobilizers conveyed that the COBES students made consistent efforts across sites to reach out to the community.

Diligent community members who make consistent effort to improve wikiHow and spread kindness garner respect and friendship.

They made consistent and often successful efforts to expand IOC membership to developing nations and increase women's athletic participation at the Olympics.

Their forwards don't seem to be making a consistent effort to help out on defense and as a team, the Flyers often seem a step slow and out of position in their own zone.

He used his knowledge of USAID's Global Development Alliance to create a $20 million partnership that addresses community water needs in developing countries, and he fostered trust with World Wildlife Foundation leaders by making a "consistent effort to sit down with country heads and compare notes, just to talk.

The New York gallery Broadway 1602, which has been making a consistent effort to bring overlooked art from the 1960s and '70s back into view, does so again in its reconstruction of the "Artcash" project, conceived in 1971 by a group of artists that included Red Grooms, Billy Kluver, Robert Rauschenberg and Robert Whitman, using the umbrella name of Experiments in Art and Technology.