Sentence examples for most important efforts from inspiring English sources

But Homer's most important efforts, like "Prisoners," are quiet, singling out persons within uniforms.

Yahoo, which has been struggling with internal turmoil and slowing growth, is also hailing its alliance with the newspaper consortium as one of its most important efforts.

Law enforcement officials said the arrests represented one of their most important efforts since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks to stem the flow of money to terrorists from the United States.

Together, the decisions amount to the most important efforts yet taken to deal with a worsening budget crisis that has already led one credit rating agency to lower the county's bonds to a level just above junk.

But interviews with dozens of Afghan youth paint a picture of a new generation bound to their society's conservative ways, especially when it comes to women's rights, one of the West's single most important efforts here.

Conan Doyle himself viewed his most important efforts to be his campaign in support of spiritualism, the religion and psychic research subject based upon the belief that spirits of the departed continued to exist in the hereafter and can be contacted by those still living.

By many accounts, however, the BID's most important effort is an ad campaign telling the public that downtown is on the way back.

So far, President Obama has said nothing about the stalemate threatening his first, and potentially most important, effort at diplomatic engagement with a hostile foreign government.

So our most important effort is to understand the message: to understand its context, purpose, and meaning, and to experience the consequences of having received the communication.

"This is the most important effort in 100 years to restore Atlantic salmon in the United States," said Gov. John Baldacci of Maine, speaking Monday on the banks of the steel-gray Penobscot in this river town 15 miles north of Bangor.

In the most important effort to address the alarm among the city's mail handlers, the Postal Service and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Tuesday that they would make Cipro available to 7,000 Manhattan postal workers.