Sentence examples for the tremendous effort from inspiring English sources

Marco chewed, working his jaws with the tremendous effort of an ant laboring to move a pebble.

While Ms. Maher said she respected the tremendous effort the parents put into educating their children, she questioned their ability to duplicate the social experience of public school.

What is far more common is for a novelist to offer his thanks in such a way as to announce the tremendous effort he himself put into revising.

The tunnels are one testament to the tremendous effort needed to build a railroad through this mishmash of granite and shale.

"I'm surprised at the tremendous effort going on on both sides, in getting the vote, and in spinning this story the right way," said George Arzt, a veteran political consultant and former City Hall reporter.

The tremendous effort he put into getting his brownstone and staying there is emblematic of how powerful the idea of owning a home is, and why it drove so many people to the point of devastation.

In spite of our superior ground operation and the tremendous efforts of members and candidates, Thursday was a devastating result for Labour.

The biggest shame of such bias is that it undermines the tremendous efforts of some university tutors to widen their thinking about access.

He pays tribute to the "tremendous" efforts of his colleagues in the market team "who really did pull all the stops out to try to turn the economy round".

Ms. Quart seems more intent on using the results of Nov. 2 to reinforce her thesis about young people and marketing than on recognizing the tremendous efforts that young people made to reach the polls.

We must more than ever remind ourselves of the tremendous efforts made by the leaders of our two countries as they devoted themselves to normalizing relations, and decided to establish a "mutually beneficial relationship based on common strategic interests" thereby taking the bilateral relationship to a higher level.