Sentence examples for remarkable effort in from inspiring English sources

It would probably shock no one if Carter answered Iverson's latest gem with another remarkable effort in Game 6 on Friday night in Toronto.

In a "Dear All" memo, he thanked everyone for "a remarkable effort" in covering the 2010 election, and he offered special praise "to Alan Murray and Jerry Seib, who are as sagacious as they are loquacious".

Another remarkable effort — in a way, the answer to Taruskin's tale of arrogance and obsolescence — is J. Peter Burkholder's essay "Borrowing," which tells of all the ways in which composers, songwriters, and record producers have creatively stolen from each other in order to keep the art alive.

Initially built by Charles Hull in the 1980s as a tool for making basic polymer objects, today, the technology has spurred remarkable efforts in several manufacturing sectors; from building intricate aircraft and race car components, to human organs and prostheses.

In October, Safe Passage, along with another of the Guardian and Observer appeal charities, Help Refugees, received a Liberty Human Rights award given in memory of the late MP Jo Cox, citing their "remarkable efforts" in safeguarding refugee children.

It would have dawned on Chieka that for all his remarkable efforts in a severely compromised World Cup planning cycle, the one crucial winning ingredient he needs – team self-sufficiency – can't be acquired cheaply.

While there are many noble and remarkable efforts in this space and there have been many successes in the space, I worry that many of us fools may soon be parted from our money if we're not careful (myself included).

In the past 30 years, Hong Kong has made remarkable efforts in tobacco control, which have resulted in a progressive decrease in smoking prevalence from 23.3% in 1982 to 11.8% in 2008 [ 9].

This was a remarkable effort, even in a great age of church and chapel building.

Considering his company was just bought for $1 billion, it's a pretty remarkable effort, 185 slides in all.

Despite remarkable effort and promising in vitro activities, this disease remains almost invariably lethal.