Sentence examples for more conscious effort from inspiring English sources

"We are making a much more conscious effort to market to Washington," said Martin O'Malley, Baltimore's mayor.

The process requires no more conscious effort than it would for a person who has a natural arm.

We've got to make a more conscious effort and make sure if it's a corner or safety or nose tackle, make sure we're deep and stay deep and keep everything in front of us".

Internally, Eyre inherited an organisation that seemed to be running smoothly but that needed a bit of a shakeup: in particular, it had to make a more conscious effort to represent the nation at large.

A more conscious effort is needed to achieve the same old sense of regional and aesthetic values.

The selective pressures in the wild are different, but there is no more conscious effort by animals and plants to adapt under natural selection than with artificial selection.

However, it is our contention that, more conscious efforts will have to be deployed to rationalize as far as possible the use of the precious time of qualified health workers, especially medical doctors.

Such dislocation is one of the wonders of travel, but Iyer's constant straining after it leaves the reader more conscious of his effort than of any sense of transformation.

Seeing my friend upset really made me stop and think about how I was coming across to other religious friends and I have since made much more of a conscious effort to consider where other people might be coming from before spouting off about my atheism.

(Tomasino et al. 2007 p.T128) It is this effect that probably produces the experience of 'hearing' what we are reading as much as, or more than, a conscious effort to sound out the written language in our head.

I decided to make even more of a conscious effort every day to cherish moments.