Sentence examples for really any effort from inspiring English sources

Any efforts to abolish it or, really, any effort to pass any legislation will have to go through the upper chamber.

But in the end, he wants to make sure that free users don't have a compromised experience if he does introduce any tiered subscription levels, and really, any efforts to make money would be directed mostly at keeping the lights on rather than anything else.

I didn't find the tests particularly challenging, but then I didn't really put any effort in as I didn't want a place!

And I think they are right to point out, as many do, that we haven't really made any effort to conserve energy, so these turbines won't necessarily lead to the retirement of any of our coal or natural-gas plants.

One thing Fruhwirth doesn't possess, or really make any effort at, is Boyack's knack for diplomacy.

The disappointment is that the lads didn't really put any effort into this, other than stocking up on Silly String and bad puns.

"The policy is really an effort to avoid potential conflicts or barriers to our mission".

"The staged surgery is really an effort to get two fully functional boys".

"It was really an effort to make it as simple and rapid as possible," he says.

And by destruction I mean precisely the abdication by Americans of any effort really to be free.

Since I put so much work into creating the role I never really had to make any effort to imagine myself as that person.