Sentence examples for small-scale effort from inspiring English sources

The son of Kamaladdin Heydarov, the oil-rich nation's minister for emergency situations, owns Gabala football club: "a small-scale effort to replicate the Chelsea antics of Russia's Roman Abramovich".

Army officials are trying to distance the relatively small-scale effort, which still faces some technical hurdles, from the shadow of a much broader program recently canceled that was to have created a truly modern military, with a new generation of combat vehicles and a vast wireless network.

Even for the M. tuberculosis genome, where literature-based GO annotation is a small-scale effort, 13% of the genes that are currently represented in the GAF would lack annotation completely if no manual annotation were done.

Working toward integration can be the rallying cry from small-scale efforts through international ones.

With the search called off apart from some small-scale efforts, many could be presumed dead.

For decades, numerous small-scale efforts to introduce improved stoves in countries like China, India and Nepal have achieved modest gains.

Public policies have done little to address this problem beyond small-scale efforts to promote marriage through counseling and education.

The congressional maneuvering comes as the Obama administration makes small-scale efforts to engage the Cuban government.

Since a ceasefire agreed last August, attacks on British troops had dwindled to just a few small-scale efforts each week that until Sunday caused no casualties.

Dr. David Nabarro, the organization's executive director for emergency and humanitarian action, said today that it had started small-scale efforts in Kirkuk and Mosul in the last two weeks.

In his conclusion, however, he skims through many more from the African National Congress, now governing in South Africa, down to the Free Wales Army who "failed miserably in their small-scale efforts".