Sentence examples for this minor effort from inspiring English sources

Cary Grant gave what some critics considered to be the worst performance of his career as the "normal" nephew of loony aunts in this minor effort from Capra, made hastily before he entered the army during World War II.

However, this minor effort per player does not mean that the results are trivial: rather, there are certain types of problems that the human brain and eye can solve much faster than a computer can solve them.

It is worth the minor effort.

21 Still, the fact that a substantial proportion of the complaints that are being filed concerns severe and potentially preventable injuries, 17 and the minor effort needed to file a claim together with no financial demands to do so, indicates that the DPAC database gives a potentially valuable insight on serious threats to patient safety.

As nice as it is to have "The Song of Songs" available (and the print transfer is first rate), the question remains: Why this relatively minor effort when perhaps the most visually stunning of the Dietrich-Sternberg films, "Shanghai Express" (1932), has never been released on DVD in this country?

We made clear that this program was not a minor effort but neither was it the "Big Brother" project that some have alleged.

Experience has shown that using this EDAM-EMBRACE-SAWSDL approach, providers can annotate their services with minor effort.

It's a company-friendly endeavor that takes a little more forethought (marinating!), some minor effort with the coals (indirect heat!) and a bit of concentration.

The film, Allen's first to be shot in digital, was praised for its beautiful depictions of Los Angeles but was otherwise considered a somewhat minor effort.

But the Bush administration has a way of presenting a major policy change as a minor effort to tidy up cumbersome rules.

Coming off his last three films, Joy feels like a minor effort from Russell, who struggles to rustle up a story as compelling as the characters that populate it.