Sentence examples for relative effort from inspiring English sources
"So I guess it just figures that, when they get into the workplace, they will always expect to win — regardless of their relative effort, merits or whatever".
The impassioned appeals of India and others to keep fairness at the heart of the new regime are not reflected in the text of the final agreement, which makes no distinction between the relative effort required by large and small historic and per-capita polluters, or between the richest countries and those where millions of people still live in poverty and hunger.
Forty-eight hours after exercise, the strategy did change and the knee joint relative effort level increased significantly.
We also showed that our main finding is conditional on certain origin country characteristics, notably the level of development and relative effort of the state in origin countries.
Then they created a model in which they varied the relative effort exerted by the listener and the speaker, and observed the word frequencies that resulted.
This evidence suggests that adept runners are faster due of their underlying physiological capacity rather than because they put more relative effort into their competition.
How, indeed, can one assess the relative efforts, or costs, required with different learning strategies?
Because the study spans all of the manufacturing sectors (SIC 20 through 39), these conclusions should help firms in any industry revisit their priorities in terms of the relative efforts in design management and process management.
The hopes that many Cuban-Americans had harbored for Elian Gonzalez were overtaken by fears once again today when they learned that a federal appeals court had rejected his Miami relatives' effort to win him an asylum hearing.
It also suggested that his Miami relatives' efforts to have his request for asylum heard in court should not have been ignored by the government.
The boy must remain in the United States until the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, in Atlanta, rules on his Miami relatives' efforts to win an asylum hearing for the boy.
