Sentence examples for making enough efforts from inspiring English sources

Researchers believe that the UK is not making enough efforts to produce a generation of global minded graduates, nor a generation who will be able to successfully develop our economy in an increasingly competitive and internationalised marketplace.

I have the feeling that those conducting research on diabetes are not making enough efforts to identify and produce the medicines that can cure diabetes.

The European Commission scolded France for not making enough effort to reduce its budget deficit.

He works very hard himself and can be very hard on people if he thinks they aren't making enough effort or doing the right thing.

It guarantees further rows with his backbenchers because the sceptics and phobes will complain that Mr Cameron is not making enough effort to force the bill through Parliament.

This was, Mr Kirkup argues, the same type of mistake he believes David Miliband made in not making enough effort to charm his fellow Labour MPs.

The sisters' lawyer, Attar Singh Pawar, alleges that the statements are fabricated and the investigators are not making enough effort to verify them.

In her authored film, she said Britain had given away too many powers to Brussels and the government was not making enough effort to get them back.

Not making enough effort so the wife gets pissed off.

I feel that this also is partly to do with passability and also with some girls not making enough effort.

When he complained that Theo was not making enough effort to sell his paintings in Paris, his brother wrote back, telling him that the paintings were too dark and not in line with the current style of bright Impressionist paintings.