Sentence examples for structured effort from inspiring English sources

Monitoring can be a highly refined process involving experts and strong controls on field data collection, or it can be a more loosely structured effort perhaps involving a cadre of amateurs who collect the data.

"What we need is a gradual and structured effort to complete" the European monetary union.

In 2012, Georganas, with a cross-party group of concerned backbenchers, launched a structured effort to intervene in the asylum debate, calling on Labor and the Coalition to wipe the policy slate clean and begin again.

For the past year or so, Saudi Arabia and Qatar have sponsored a structured effort, with U.S. and Turkish backing, to funnel weapons — mainly light armaments like rifles, rocket-propelled grenades, and ammunition — to select rebel groups.

For the past year or so, Saudi Arabia and Qatar have sponsored a structured effort, with U.S. and Turkish backing, to funnel weapons mainly light armaments like rifles, rocket-propelled grenades, and ammunition to select rebel groups.

But the whimsical and capricious behaviour from recent presidents of the World Bank has a lot to do with the appointment process and the singular lack of a structured effort to establish goals and assess outcomes.

Only four residents chose not to throw in their lot with the other 63 leaseholders – "for very understandable reasons," says Wilson - and the carefully structured fundraising effort secured £2m.

The contrast between salinity at 400 600 meters and 600 800 meters suggests a halocline might have structured foraging effort.

In a test structure-based development flow, the influence of technology changes can only be evaluated with the added delay of processing and measuring new samples, a simulation-based flow can give, more or less, immediate feedback and provides proposals for optimized process designs without large test structure effort.

This model enriched by additional demographic information may comprise a rapid assessment complement to traditionally structured research efforts.

On the other hand, structured recruitment efforts that utilize differences in subgroups of responders may be a cost-effective method of achieving early response, thereby reducing mail costs and the use of valuable resources in subsequent contact efforts.