Sentence examples for more deliberate effort from inspiring English sources

"We needed to stand up a more deliberate effort, so we could get access".

Does that overlooked passage signal that, unlike in 2008, Clinton would make a more deliberate effort to appeal to voters by casting herself as a change-maker?

Both Mr. Thompson and prosecutors are interviewing other teenagers and studying Facebook and other social media sites, trying to determine if the case is an isolated incident or part of a more deliberate effort to single out African-Americans for violence.

This, however, rather strengthens our conclusion that more deliberate effort for learning is needed.

Painting takes a little more deliberate effort than drawing or doodling, but the colorful results can be amazing (especially if you're willing to take your time).

It's a more emotional and convincing depiction of Minaj's post-break-up state of mind than any of her more deliberate efforts on the main album, that's for sure.

Although these studies on physicians' learning mostly used interviews, and research needs to be extended with other methods such as observations, the available data suggest that clinical performance in various disciplines may benefit from more deliberate efforts to learn.

Yang continued, saying that, it's a double-edged sword for Canada, "the serendipity of meeting other entrepreneurs just isn't there; there has to be much more deliberate of an effort to network and meet other like-minded people.

Many of the units that will replace Balzac will be more expensive semiprivate residences, a deliberate effort to change the makeup of the population.

But human history benefits more from voluntary memory, a deliberate effort to recall the past.

Non-negligible awareness would suggest that cue-utilization patterns might be more responsive to deliberate efforts on the part of participants to modify them, perhaps secondary to explicit instruction about the relative validity of the cues for determining women's momentary affect (Treat et al., under review).