Sentence examples for than to efforts from inspiring English sources

Approximately one-third of food produced globally is lost or wasted [ 1], yet fewer resources are devoted to postharvest research and development than to efforts for improving productivity [ 2].

Most foreign aid and loans for security still go to individual countries, rather than to regional efforts.

22 The MoH contributed much more actively than to earlier efforts, which had been donor-driven.

The Pentagon rejected Halliburton's proposal, but attributed it to miscommunication rather than to an effort to defraud the government.

A provocative, but less than helpful, word to describe efforts to reduce such waste is rationing.

Thus, more apathetic individuals were more sensitive to effort than more motivated participants (Fig. 3 b).

The implication is that the intensive aspects of attention correspond to effort rather than just wakefulness.

He donated more than $1.5 million to the effort to kill and delay the project.

Wisner et al. (2012) argue that these capacities are often easier to enhance than are efforts to reduce vulnerability.

"But at some point, you have no other option than to support the effort.

It's easier to make a phone call than to make the effort to see someone in person.