Sentence examples for more endeavour from inspiring English sources

"The second-half performance wasn't great but there was a little more endeavour, but we're just not playing enough football and we don't look like we want to.

In that role, he attended umpteen endless meetings to finalise the agreement in the cross-party Constitutional Convention which resulted, eventually and after much more endeavour, in the devolved Parliament we have today.

More endeavours in the future should be devoted to analysing their targeting factors and interactions/cross-talk with other cis-elements in the DE and the P6P to reveal the mechanism of the tightly restricted expression of MyoD in SKM.

The Blades, more through endeavour than enterprise, deserved to edge their noses in front following their first attack at the start of the second half.

Trilogy is not an ideal title, suggesting a more laborious endeavour than in practice it is.

Now a much more respectable endeavour, it was christened the London Contemporary Dance School.

Formalized police departments were established in the late 17th century in continental Europe, and since that time technologies have developed rapidly transforming police work into a more scientific endeavour.

Between managing a 30-year partnership with Bill Clinton and managing a small town, it would be rash to say which is the more challenging endeavour.

Islam Online, established by the Egyptian Islamic scholar now residing in Qatar, Dr Yusuf al-Qaradawi, is a larger and more organised endeavour.

Work, after all, involves repetitive tasks, an absence, for the most part, of significant event, and a subsuming of the individual and human in a more impersonal endeavour.

She said: "Journalism is a much more complex endeavour than it was when our guidelines were published in 2002 but I don't believe anything here fundamentally changes the way we already work.