Sentence examples for most previous efforts from inspiring English sources
Most previous efforts to make higher education affordable have focused, as they should, on helping low-income students.
The German philosopher Immanuel Kant set the terms for much modern reflection on God's existence when he challenged the grounds of most previous efforts to prove it.
Like most previous efforts, it relies primarily on measures of the total amount of time devoted to unpaid household tasks, multiplied by a household worker's market wage.
Also, most previous efforts to match physiological simulators to specific disease states have relied on manually manipulating the parameters in the simulator.
Most previous efforts have focused on fossil birds and preserved remnants of their feathers, says Johan Lindgren, a vertebrate paleontologist at Lund University in Sweden.
Most previous efforts have aimed at stimulating regeneration by using neural-differentiation protocols, but the potential of undifferentiated ADSCs to enhance axonal growth as well as their ability to transdifferentiate in situ have been poorly investigated.
Most previous modeling efforts have focused on bifurcation analysis of the response of a dynamical system as its input kinetic rate constants are varied.
Cnooc was behind one of the most prominent previous efforts when it sought to buy Unocal, an American oil company, but was stymied by political concerns.
The mayor compared the proposed complex to the most ambitious previous efforts to create middle-class housing in New York: Starrett City, which added 5,888 new units to Brooklyn in 1974, and Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village in Manhattan, a sprawling set of 110 brick towers with 11,232 apartments that has been a working-class haven for six decades.
The most comparable previous effort was in 2008, when Carlos Bebeacua, a Uruguayan artist living in Sweden, attempted to register the Church of the Madonna of the Orgasm.
It's evident from the opening pages of "The Rights of the People" that this is going to be a very different book from "Arab and Jew" or, for that matter, Shipler's most recent previous effort, "The Working Poor".
