Sentence examples similar to making endeavours from inspiring English sources

However, others argue that focus groups may permit a detailed examination and interpretation of events by allowing participants to share their experiences and engage in a joint sense making endeavour with the focus group facilitator and other participants [ 41, 42].

Make Endeavour in orbit a teachable moment with your kids, or if you're a teacher, with your class.

Government assistance has been vital to making this endeavour economically viable.

★ CANCER 21 Jun-22 Jul Fair Venus makes creative endeavours of all stripes a focal point (good week to win a prize), and socialising unusually rewarding.

He added that his company often had to make "heroic endeavours" to get things done in certain countries.

We have endeavoured to make this point clearer in the manuscript by including this discussion in the main text.

We have endeavoured to make this picture clearer in the text and in the caption to Figure 3.

We apologise for these omissions and have endeavoured to make the figure legends clearer (more explanatory) and describe the various abbreviations more fully.

My friend Richard Callanan, who has died aged 70 after a fall, made important contributions to two great educational endeavours: making TV programmes for the Open University and co-ordinating groups for the University of the Third Age (U3A).

Saints manager Steve Lomas said: "We want to get Cilly fit as soon as possible and we're making our best endeavours to do that.

The suit comes as a shock because Moore and the Weinsteins have always appeared joined at the hip in their film-making endeavours.