Sentence examples for very much effort from inspiring English sources

She was somebody who was very much in the fringes, who hadn't put in very much effort.

To measure cognitive workload under the different conditions of this study, all participants were required to fill out the rating scale of mental effort (RSME) after each trial, a Dutch self report scale at an interval level [17], from 0 = no effort, to 100 = very much effort.

"Looking at their lineup every year, it doesn't look like they're making very much effort to find female directors".

It isn't very much effort for us at all, but if it can help people, then we want to do it".

Thus the need for virological investigations for HFMD and herpangina has not been considered a necessity by most clinicians, and it is therefore not surprising that not very much effort has been placed on the development of type specific rapid tests for the viruses responsible for causing HFMD and herpangina.

[The ITER Organization] appreciates very much the effort that E.U. is doing on this issue".

The film is very much an effort to convey the human legacies of the division that have continued on, long past the end of the hot war.

"Ivanov," staged by Austin Pendleton for the Classic Stage Company, and "Clive," which opened on Thursday night at the Acorn Theater in a New Group production, are very much ensemble efforts.

He had learned to shut out the main stories, the ones about far-off wars or election campaigns in the United States which meant nothing to him and went on week after week and were slow and repetitive and then ended, very often quite lamely, giving, like a bad book or movie, nothing or very little for much effort and attention.

Achieving perfectly sublime gnocchi on the very first try is a little unlikely, but still very much worth the effort.

"This legislative effort is very much connected to his effort to impose his own, political level of review on NSF's gold standard merit-review process".