Sentence examples for making this endeavour from inspiring English sources

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

Unfortunately, the immaturity of blog engines makes this endeavour risky.

Together, we must make this endeavour a success for the mothers of Bamyan".

But I hope he will overrule them, and that his supporters around the world will then rise to sustain him on the way, making this a genuinely common endeavour.

"Social media provides an opportunity for people to meaningfully participate in the mission, likely making this the most engaging human endeavour in modern history," it concludes.

Furthermore, Lord Grange's powerful friends in both the church and the legal profession might have made this a risky endeavour.

What made the endeavour worthwhile for him was the feeling that music creates "a difference to the quality of listening: it makes something of the ritual of storytelling".

She is aware of the ban in Thailand and is hesitant about a third pregnancy, saying the new regulations make the endeavour more risky.

But then come the writers who make the endeavour come alive; those in whom one can discern a flash of brilliance and originality that compel you to take a punt.

She also bought a candy store on Vancouver's Commercial Drive in 2012 with the intention of operating it as a front for her edibles, but she soon realized her notoriety made the endeavour too risky.

Together with our parent company and the various other stakeholders, they have worked so hard in their endeavours to try and make this business successful.