Sentence examples for run efforts from inspiring English sources

For years Big Apple has run efforts like the Big Apple Circus Clown Care Unit, which sends trained clowns into city hospitals to cheer up sick children.

There is a consensus that in the long run, efforts and resources will be dedicated to develop advanced AI instruments to pre-detect plagiarism and conflict of interest such as mimetic pattern of scientific production.

The paper argues that, in the short run, efforts should be made to protect vulnerable groups by investing in information generation and building capacity to design and implement food security and nutrition policies and programs.

To dismiss as "barbaric acts" a small, carefully run effort that has disrupted terrorist plots and saved innocent lives — and done so in accord with the law — is wrong and unfair.

I do wonder if, as I have got older, I have started to feel that my substandard running efforts reinforce some essential lesson about life.

Thirdly, you will end up running after your board in continually deeper water, thereby thwarting your running efforts, and making it harder to jump onto a board on a higher plane than you're running on.

The two sales culminate a long running effort by Carl C. Icahn, Nabisco's biggest shareholder, to boost the value of his investment.

Goals to Jack Crisp, Travis Cloke and a fine running effort from Scott Pendlebury in the opening five minutes of the final term sent the Magpies home to a comfortable win.

Politico's Ben Smith reported that Giannoulias went to D.C. to chat with Senior White House advisor David Axelrod and Patrick Gaspard, as "part of a running effort to convince national Democrats not to write the race off".

In an attempt to regulate running effort, various physiological systems interact to preserve homeostasis for the period of time associated with the event [1].

Underlying each hypothesis we proposed that various physiological systems interact to preserve homeostasis for the period of time associated with a running event in an attempt to regulate running effort [1].