Sentence examples for strong effort on from inspiring English sources

A strong effort on behalf of a P.O. will galvanize his national and local base — especially if it's successful, of course, but even if it's not.

This is not an argument against a strong effort on the part of mankind to at least slow down the warming.

The papal election of 1159, in which the majority of the cardinals chose Bandinelli as pope under the name Alexander III, witnessed a strong effort on the part of Frederick to secure the election of a candidate favourable to his policies.

With its "Four Screen To Victory" program, the company is clearly putting a strong effort on bringing political campaigns (and their advertising budget) on board with AdWords and its other tools.

Though it was deemed a strong effort on the production front, the album's lyrical content left some critics extremely underwhelmed.

One candidate who seems to have gained ground is Mr. Herrera, the city attorney, who is popular with gay voters, another large bloc here, for his strong efforts on behalf of same-sex marriage (a cause that all the major candidates support).

In recent weeks, the administration has made a strong effort to keep pressure on North Korea through other Asian nations, especially Japan and South Korea, which drafted many parts of the plan that Mr. Bush has ultimately, and reluctantly, adopted.

But he said the company had made a strong effort to challenge its competitors on price.

According to a translation by the Mail on Sunday, a narrator in the new video can be heard saying: "By God's will, and strong efforts of our brothers and soldiers on the ground in the province of Sinai, they brought down a Russian airplane, which carried over 220 Crusader Russians.

The name Cubs can be traced to a Chicago Daily News article in 1902 reporting that the manager would "devote his strongest efforts on the team work of the new Cubs this year".

"There is a tension between Obama's strong efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on the one hand and some of its lending activities abroad," said Michael Gerrard, director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia University.