Sentence examples for more limited efforts from inspiring English sources

Other, more limited efforts, where private companies have managed a few schools in a larger district, have proved workable.

While pursuing a quixotic campaign to repeal the Affordable Care Act, for example, GOP leaders are discussing more limited efforts to undermine the law, such as watering down a requirement that employers offer full-time workers coverage, which takes effect in January.

There have been efforts at reducing the carbon intensity of fuels, improving efficiencies, and more limited efforts to promote carbon capture and storage.

Tangle-related targets, including kinase inhibitors aiming to reduce the hyperphosphorylation that characterizes the abnormal tau protein in tangles [ 7], have seen more limited efforts.

Jensen et al. [ 19] showed that an extensive behavioural-rehabilitation programme (fully 120 hours) for long-term BNP in female patients reduced sick-listing while more limited efforts did not.

The GEI was therefore proposed as a more limited effort encompassing smaller population studies and fewer diseases.

More limited anti-terror efforts wouldn't really solve the problem over the long run.

But while General Odierno has drawn up detailed plans for a substantial advisory role, Colonel Reese argued in favor of a more limited — and shorter — effort, and recommended that all American forces be withdrawn by August 2010.

Collins: Supports efforts more limited than a constitutional amendment to address campaign finance issues Bellows: No. Supports a constitutional amendment to reverse the Citizens United decision.

This approach would be of more limited utility in future efforts to overturn other discriminatory laws; to gay-rights advocates, it would feel like only a partial win — and a disappointment.

In fact, Ukraine engaged in a more limited and less intrusive effort on behalf of Hillary Clinton, mostly researching and disseminating embarrassing information about the Trump campaign.