Sentence examples for requiring more effort from inspiring English sources

We know there is happiness available every day, most of it requiring more effort than money.

May's speech acknowledged the need for a radical change of direction: requiring more effort to raise productivity, expose pay inequalities and reduce insecurity.

In Experiment 2 (N = 27), we used two methods for teaching words: one requiring more effort on the part of children (questions) and one requiring less effort ("hotspots" that provide definitions).

Doing so may mean walking away from a current business model, which can be risky or it may just be that enacting change is viewed as requiring more effort than it's worth.

"Historically consumers have shown a preference for more comfort and less effort in transportation … [so] why would consumers adopt what appears to be less comfortable and requiring more effort?" asks Dediu in his FAQ reach-out.

RESULTS: When bivariate comparisons of specific symptoms by race were explored, African-Americans were more likely to report less hope about the future, poor appetite, difficulty concentrating, requiring more effort for usual activities, less talking, feeling people were unfriendly, feeling disliked by others and being more 'bothered' than usual.

Each step requires more effort and is less productive.

"Being ethical requires more effort than making a statement; it requires investment".

It is difficult to establish an adequate system of law in China and requires more effort".

And the gimmicky deconstructed lemon-meringue pie required more effort to eat than it was worth.

The case for solidarity requires more effort and empathy than the case for scapegoating.