Sentence examples for popular effort from inspiring English sources
He has been dismissive of a popular effort along those lines by Representative Sander M. Levin of Michigan, one of the uncommitted Democrats.
Wednesday promises a full revisit of the folksy debut album, "Fallow" (Sub City), and Thursday tackles the group's most popular effort to date, "Left and Leaving" (G7 Welcoming Committee) of 2000.
"Today's decision means the chainsaws can roar while the timber industry tries to dismantle a popular effort to protect our last wild forests," said Carl Pope, the executive director of the Sierra Club.
Charles Francis Adams, a great-grandson of America's second president, warned that companies were bent on "establishing despotisms which no spasmodic popular effort will be able to shake off .Louis Brandeis, one of the greatest Supreme Court judges, became the voice of the campaign against "the curse of bigness".
A volunteer fireman and medic, he offered his services this summer to bring snacks and drinks to Israeli troops stationed on the border, a popular effort among Israelis who wanted to show support for their soldiers.
The most popular effort is a Twitter campaign that goes by the hashtag #PopeSpeakOut.
It would help break the rusted bonds of post-colonial dependence and further the popular efforts many of us have cheered since the protests began in Tunisia.
Those movements are excluded here, to give a clear view of the more widespread and popular efforts to re-ground social morale on the bedrock of the past.
"This is a perfect on-water tactic," Sellers said of the locally popular efforts to scare Shell away with a flotilla of earth-loving kayakers.
You would think that in an election year, the Supreme Court justices might cooperate with popular efforts to label them liberal or conservative, lining up the big decisions on a political scorecard.
Political observers say the coming round of oil auctions has taken on added significance as the country's economic situation has deteriorated during the past several months, threatening popular efforts to provide greater access to electricity and clean water and to pay for security forces.
