Sentence examples for more painstaking efforts from inspiring English sources

The mock wedding was one attempt; less able residents require more painstaking efforts.

The trust now plans to increase its spending from $160 million to $325 million over 7 years at the Sanger Centre near Cambridge--Britain's main gene sequencing laboratory--for more painstaking efforts to sequence a third of the human genome by 2005.

But a senior administration official who outlined Mr. Clinton's plan in a telephone interview today said he was confident that the Clinton administration's much more painstaking effort would withstand any legal or legislative challenge.

On the other hand, the dreamy, magic realist paintings of a Pennsylvania postal worker named Robert Sholties at Ricco Maresca look more like the painstaking efforts of a dedicated hobbyist.

Big firms could pursue the big ideas, but since they would be employing professionals not amateurs for these quixotic ventures, they would have to pay them in money, not love.Thanks to Mr Baumol's own painstaking efforts, economists now have a bit more room for entrepreneurs in their theories.

Walter Jefferies's imitators are considerably more painstaking.

The gravy was a more painstaking affair.

Microbes also thwart painstaking efforts to restore the monuments.

But post-grant review affords another, more painstaking look.

And it is only through the painstaking efforts of our security and intelligence services and police, with what has been reported publicly as many as five separate suspected conspiracies thwarted since July 7, that more atrocities have been averted.

The Israeli military adopted painstaking efforts to spare civilian lives in Gaza.