Sentence examples for more substantial effort from inspiring English sources

Publishing the index is "just the launch pad for what will hopefully be the much larger and more substantial effort of engaging with people," Dr. Halpern said.

A dogged work of reminiscence by an author not naturally given to introspection, "Decision Points" lacks the emotional precision and evocative power of his wife Laura's book, "Spoken From the Heart," published earlier this year, though it's a considerably more substantial effort than Mr. Bush's perfunctory 1999 campaign memoir, "A Charge to Keep".

He reminded the publication that in fact the engine and processor for the iPad and iPhone are made in the U.S., but also commented that in 2013 there will be a much more "substantial" effort to make Macs in the U.S., potentially working with manufacturing partners ("this doesn't mean that Apple will do it ourselves," he said) via a $100 million investment in a U.S.-based production process.

For Mr. Glover and other well-known actors in the cast, like Billy Zane, a Hallmark film probably counts as a side project, the kind of job you take to pay the bills and fill in between more substantial efforts.

From homegrown products like Eyeborg and this lady's webcam eye to more substantial efforts like Second Sight and the Boston Retinal Implant Program, it seems like everybody and their dog is whipping up some sort of vision substitution system.

"More substantial efforts for conservation would focus on the out of control growth of grape agriculture, almond farms, and huge water bottling companies.

The other premiere, "Royalty Redux," by Mr. Solomons, is a more choreographically substantial effort.

More recently, substantial effort has been invested in the development of fluorescent probes, which potentially can increase cancer to noncancer tissue contrast and therefore improve sensitivity and specificity of breast cancer imaging [ 4, 6].

Table  1 already illustrated that the effort expected from low and middle income countries is – in percentage of GDP – far more substantial than the effort expected from high income countries.

Marine predators compete with fisheries for food, and inflict commercial losses that will become more substantial as conservation efforts gain traction.

More sophisticated enhancements, such as audio and video components, might require more substantial faculty development efforts, and additional research is needed on both how to better disseminate these curricula, and on practice and patient-level outcomes.