Sentence examples for the effort exerted from inspiring English sources

After all the effort exerted to convince the world that AIDS is not a gay disease, we now have a generation embracing AIDS as its gay birthright.

Much of the effort exerted by the government in the early 1980s was devoted to adjusting the economy to the situation resulting from the 1979 treaty.

The performance of a work team commonly depends on the effort exerted by the team members as well as on the division of tasks among them.

These modules are instrumented to allow the effort exerted by the subjects on their environment to be measured, while a motion capture system records the position of reflective markers positioned on the subject.

While it's fair to say he has relied on the expertise of his assistant coaches Peter Krawitz and Zeljko Buvac to underpin the effort exerted by the players in his brand of "hunting football", Klopp's ability to get complicated points across in a clear, uplifting manner has been key.

Recent research has shown ways in which a data aggregator can design mechanisms for users to ensure the quality of data, even in situations where the users are effort-averse (i.e. prefer to submit lower-quality estimates) and the data aggregator cannot observe the effort exerted by the users (i.e. the contract suffers from the principal-agent problem).

I responded by rattling on about the strength of the piece, the efforts exerted by the writer and the fact checkers, the care lavished on the text by the editors and our lawyer.

Because of this instrument of competition, the efforts exerted in the contest are not wasteful but increase the contest's prize: the surplus of the joint venture (c.f. Chung 1996).

The Communist Party of Brazil said, "We are very impressed by the efforts exerted by the Vietnamese people and Communists in building socialism in line with national development.

Therefore it is probably that the efforts exerted in the present study have yet to hit upon the specific condition to which σS is required to respond.

The decline in FGC practice is not proportionate to the efforts exerted.