Sentence examples for modern efforts to from inspiring English sources
Despite strenuous modern efforts to make him morally radical, he isn't.
He said that modern efforts to duplicate the tanning process lost in the Revolution have failed.
An author's note addresses changing attitudes toward conservation and zoos, as well as modern efforts to save the world's giant pandas.
Unfortunately, some of the best advice, like using disposable paper towels in place of reusable cloths and sponges, butts headfirst against modern efforts to be "green".
As in most modern efforts to circumvent aging, Belmonte was tricking the body — borrowing a powerful mechanism from embryos and, very gingerly, applying it to adults.
Indeed, modern efforts to achieve a unified, integrated definition of fatigue rest on studies in which higher-order mental processes (such as thinking, perceiving, and emoting) are investigated to find whether they seem to stem from physical body processes.
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 most important and enduring modern effort to make the concept of folk culture relevant to anthropology remains the work of the U.S. anthropologist Robert Redfield, who saw folk society as including not only primitive groups but also peasant peoples whose operations entailed some degree of dependence on the city (see peasant).
Another modern effort to be more forward-thinking, with Anne Hathaway and James Franco, ran into issues of comedy and wakefulness.
In the 21st century, we have the Transgender Day of Visibility, a modern effort to illuminate one of America's most oppressed minority populations.
