The phrase "show effort" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone putting in an effort to accomplish a task or reach a goal. For example, "If you want to succeed, you need to show effort."
The Cardinals will show effort; they have come too far not to.
Steve Robinson Brooklyn While I care if the U.S. wins, I am more concerned that they show effort and desire.
But whether one is thinking about interior design, planning a dinner or creating a wardrobe, she said, "we all need things that speak both loudly and softly, things that show effort, and drama, and also things that appear effortless".
Other notable Have I Got News rip-offs include Julian Fellowes's BBC4 panel show about punctuation, genuinely called Never Mind The Full Stops; and The Answer Lies In The Soil, an ITV panel show effort that largely involved identifying seeds.
Related: Email to Hillary Clinton Show Effort to Quash Story About Wikileaks and Turkey.
The second half was a slightly more sedate affair in terms of goal chances, although the players continued to show effort, still challenging for everything in the air......and on the ground.
They also show efforts by Serbian intelligence to support pro-Russian and anti-western nationalists in Macedonia.
The correspondence appears to show efforts to limit publication of contrary opinion and to evade Freedom of Information Act requests.
There are some streets which show efforts to maintain respectability and an appearance of comfort; but most folk seem to have given in.
There you can edit your slide shows and also view them online — a great option for sharing your slide show efforts with friends.
1. Add a digital component to your trade show efforts.
