Sentence examples for take a considerable effort from inspiring English sources

If they act like this, who will invest in the North?" Even if the Kaesong complex resumes operation, Mr. Ryoo said, it will take a considerable effort by the North to dispel the mistrust it sowed among South Korean and other potential investors by the way it forced the closing of the factory park.

"Having reverse is more than just a convenience," he said, noting that since the engines on most two-stage snow throwers are fairly heavy -- generally, the larger two-stage snow throwers weigh more than 200 pounds -- backing them up without mechanical assistance can take a considerable effort.

Having several individual products in a software family, verification of the entire family may take a considerable effort.

A man sailing westward from Bombay sails only off onto the left-hand margin of the page, it takes a considerable effort of imagination to see him sailing back on the right, safe into the Red Sea.

The real problem here was the foul taste of the cheap rum we'd bought, which was so terrible it took a considerable effort to even light it.

This study demonstrates that it takes a considerable effort to retrieve appropriate microsatellite markers from aDNA.

For some Member States we must be aware that we have a small number of, what we might call, sensitive issues and issues that will take a considerable amount of effort to resolve.

Sure, it would take a considerable amount of time and effort, but let's say that the project is eventually completed and it fully approximates the Windows experience.

It could take a considerable amount of time and effort for a plant operator to analyze the trip causes of a Core Protection Calculator System.

"The way Palin is accustomed to communicating, it could take a considerable amount of time and effort just to elicit a simple 'yes' or 'no.'".

Military spending will take a considerable hit.