91.   We really made an effort.

92.   This would explain why Kopyion was not making any efforts to control the anarchy let loose across Nicaea.

93.   PLEASE make every effort to attend and encourage your class-members to come too.

94.   To get the maximum benefit from this scheme we must all be prepared to make an effort and become involved.

95.   By mid-century, therefore, almost every European government was making efforts to control more effectively the recruitment and promotion of its diplomats.

96.   Grimly he opened the back of the van and made no effort to help whilst his father tried to manoeuvre the basket across the rest of the pavement.

97.   Such influences are crucial in the development of faith and every effort should be made in Secondary School to maintain and improve these links.

98.   I mention those figures, the need for a large membership is self evident and I know that you are making tremendous efforts to increase that membership.

99.   This upper leftward node indicates a lesser propensity on the part of the reader to make the effort than for the two lower leftward nodes.

100.   She is an extraordinary young woman who dares her difficulties with great fortitude and makes every effort not to show her unhappiness to those around her.