Sentence examples for subjects efforts from inspiring English sources

In Constantine and the Cities, Noel Lenski attempts to reconcile these apparent contradictions by examining the dialogic nature of Constantine's power and how his rule was built in the space between his ambitions for the empire and his subjects' efforts to further their own understandings of religious truth.

Even on her tabletop series, the wrinkled feet of her swimmers give testament to the subjects' efforts and the artist's skill; her work captures her subjects the mid-breath in the (after) glow of expended energy.

Furthermore, subjects' effort might have been differently modulated over the course of the experiment, due to a better knowledge of her couplemate and/or to the improvement in their motor ability.

Unlike peak VO2, for example the Ve/VCO2 slope is generally independent from subject effort.

Furthermore, oculomotor paradigms are resilient to inconsistent or poor subject effort (Heitger et al., 2009).

Such teachers tend to have lower status than the secondary school staff who teach academic subjects, and efforts have been made to upgrade the position of the teacher of agricultural and industrial arts, home economics, and handicrafts.

Newspapers, radio and television also have been subjected to efforts of control by the ruling powers.

"However, when states adopt speech restrictions as their method, courts must subject their efforts to closer scrutiny".

Once the Shays-Meehan bill goes to the floor, it will be subject to efforts to amend it and will have to compete against rival bills.

From the 17th century the harp was progressively subject to efforts to give it the chromatic notes demanded by changing musical styles.

The law, Judge Barbadoro ruled, "attempts to address important public policy concerns," but when states "adopt speech restrictions as their method, courts must subject their efforts to closer scrutiny".