Sentence examples for will take more effort from inspiring English sources

In real life it will take more effort to help them.

"If we want equality, it will take more effort than paying women the same as men, or giving women equal opportunities to men," he said.

But it says drivers should not pump the brakes, because that could deplete the vacuum assist, meaning it will take more effort to stop the car.

Admittedly, reading the variations in language, tolerance levels and track record among those who are only registered to "advance religion" will take more effort from funding decision makers than a blanket ban.

Healing the wounds incurred during Northern Ireland's "Troubles" will take more effort than simple politics.Lieutenant-Colonel (Ret'd) Philip SchofieldWarminster, WiltshireThe ferret and the mayorSIR – I am no fan of Rudy Giuliani, but he was entirely justified in berating a "harmless ferret-owner" ("Goodbye, Rudy Tuesday", February 2nd).

But getting back to business will take more effort.

Can be a bit harder since it will probably take more effort to teach your cat.

The universal will take more skill, more effort.

In March, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang pledged that the government will "take more vigorous efforts to clean up such pollution" but did not specify exactly what the Chinese government intends to do.

Some will open quickly, while others may take more effort.

It may take more effort at first but soon you'll find that it takes less effort to be loving than it does to keep that anger.