Sentence examples for mounted efforts from inspiring English sources
For decades, Republican lawmakers have mounted efforts to end funding for public broadcasting and leveled accusations of liberal bias.
Ilhan Omar of Minnesota and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan — openly support BDS, and centrist Democrats have mounted efforts to publicly ridicule them.
Independent groups have mounted efforts to record a more complete picture of police killings, and it appears that both news organization reports have built upon these attempts.
GOP lawmakers in several swing states -- including Virginia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Florida -- mounted efforts to change the winner-take-all allocation of electoral votes to a system that would give heavy preference to apportioning electoral votes by congressional districts.
Other researchers have mounted efforts to capture accurate patient records more automatically through technology (e.g. [ 8, 9]), but our research is timely and novel for a number of reasons.
The reaction from the foundation comes amid mounting efforts to protect the legacy of the frail former anti-apartheid activist.
The disposal is part of Lloyds' mounting efforts to increase its capital reserves after British regulators demanded that the country's banking sector raise a combined £25 billion by the end of the year to fill a capital shortfall.
The figures, released by the Chinese customs agency, show that demand within China has remained remarkably strong, despite mounting efforts by the authorities to rein in the blistering pace of growth and accompanying inflation pressures.
The Museum of Modern Art has moved into the neighborhood for the next few years while its Manhattan home is renovated and expanded and will mount efforts to draw its regular clientele across the East River.
They apply not only to the debate over the war on drugs but also to the mounting efforts to drastically reduce access to alcohol and tobacco and to such issues as censorship and bans on insider trading, abortion and gambling".
And universities, funding agencies, and disciplinary groups are mounting efforts, large and small, that they hope will lead to more women (and minority group members) in senior positions--and less stressful lives for all academic scientists.
