Sentence examples for modern efforts from inspiring English sources
Despite strenuous modern efforts to make him morally radical, he isn't.
These two studies are characteristic of modern efforts in this academic sub-specialty.
He said that modern efforts to duplicate the tanning process lost in the Revolution have failed.
The development of civil society, its legacy, and how these trends help or hurt modern efforts.
Concentrated modern efforts were inaugurated only in the early 1930s by the ketch Atlantis of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts.
An author's note addresses changing attitudes toward conservation and zoos, as well as modern efforts to save the world's giant pandas.
Though Russian candidates campaigned in the 1990s, real politics are a fresh experience for many — and Mr. Prokhorov, advised by the same publicity agencies that assisted him in business, is running a sleekly modern effort.
26 and Sept. 30 at 8). | "Don Giovanni" got a definite lift at the house when Franco Zeffirelli's turgid traditional production was replaced with a clear and bracing modern effort from Marthe Keller.
The modern effort to build a global system of international justice based on universal human rights is usually dated to the Nuremberg trials, after the Second World War, and the ratification of the Geneva Conventions.
By Steve Coll March 6, 2013 The modern effort to build a global system of international justice based on universal human rights is usually dated to the Nuremberg trials, after the Second World War, and the ratification of the Geneva Conventions.
The modern effort to understand the age of the planet started with Nicholas Steno, a Danish anatomist and geologist who was among the first to realize that fossils are the remains of living creatures.
