Sentence examples for older effort from inspiring English sources

Confronted with intelligence gathered by the United States and South Korea, North Korea admitted to American officials in October 2002 that it had an active program to enrich uranium, in addition to its much older effort to turn spent plutonium into a bomb.

But it's also worthwhile to stop by some older efforts, such as Project Gutenberg, which offers a vast range of information about collateral projects, e-book readers, and more.

There are two older efforts providing legal advice and representation to the unemployed: the Workers Defense League, (212-627-1931) a norganizationanization dating from 1936, and the Unemployment Action Center (212-998-6568), where law-school students help the unemployed.

First, it is a setback for the two-year-old effort to eliminate syphilis.

Mr. Gore was a day away from abandoning his 10-month-old effort to become president in 1988.

"There's a 15-year-old effort by Qatar to establish itself as a global influence," Tyndall pointed out.

G.E.'s 18-month-old effort to harness the power of the Internet has also begun to yield results.

The changing yearbook is a result of a decades-old effort to foster a kinder, gentler culture through measures like smaller schools, character-building and peer counseling.

As the bid now comes before the commission, the referral is sure to delay the News Corporation's 13-month-old effort.

So began the latest sally in the month-old effort by the Ahmadi Muslim community in the United States to present Islam as a religion that abhors violence.

The policies echo a generations-old effort to provide every home with a telephone, itself once seen as a communications tool central to economic and social development.