"The getting dressed bit is a bit of a trope, [but] if you don't put effort into yourself, you won't put effort into anything else," Greenwell told BuzzFeed News.
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I don't really put effort into getting ready for work.
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You put effort into getting that line and getting that item.
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National Republicans have put effort into boosting both Walker and Vukmir.
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I was single, so I put effort into not being single anymore.
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We are wired to put effort into the things that matter most.
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Like damn, I really do put effort into bringing men into my life.
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Growing up [I heard] you'll be a success if you put effort into something.
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I put effort into my dates under the (gargantuanly misguided) notion that effort nets result.
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The creators hosting these videos have put effort into hiding the true nature of their content.
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The key to making it work is to put effort into understanding and forgiving the other person.
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But I like knowing that I've put effort into myself, whether that's braiding my hair or whatever.
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I put effort into fulfilling them, but the thing about fantasies here is that they eventually end.
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It made me put effort into my own appearance and it gave me a huge sense of accomplishment.
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Those who do put effort into producing good code risk being seen by their colleagues as time-wasters.
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Because these are people of good will, who will put effort into doing what needs to be done.
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He said that the government promised to put effort into diversifying exports, tackling corruption and implementing structural reforms.
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Schiller says Apple has put effort into making sure Face ID can't be tricked by photos or even 3D masks.
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As before, Huawei put effort into slimming down the bezels on the MateBook 13 (especially the bottom one), and it shows.
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Not surprisingly, they said they were more willing to put effort into completing tasks that were communicated using a supportive tone.
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Almost two years after self-publishing my book, it still continues to sell, especially when I actively put effort into promoting it.
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When I'd finished fixing it, when I found a partner, I wouldn't have to put effort into not being single anymore. Normal.
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I try to do stuff well, and take care and put effort into uploading it, but I don't really have an inspirational source.
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"I just have to deal with it and put effort into someone else's race," Bennett said of his final week in the Tour.
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So it's certainly worthwhile that One Day at a Time put effort into dissecting how Elena's parents respond to the news that she's gay.
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Today brings lots of fun, helpful, and communicative sextiles— but don't think that means you don't need to put effort into making things happen.
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"Decommissioning technological innovation and a speedier clean up could help reduce costs and it is important that we put effort into that," he said.
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So they began studying tool use in the birds, trying to see if they'd put effort into making longer tools to reach farther-away rewards.
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"I really thought 'If I put effort into this and treat it like a job, I can have a chance at making it a job.'"
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I want to now say, it's not just South Africa, and we showed to the kids if you put effort in you can beat anyone.
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The toxic communities and individuals online who put effort into cheerleading the nightmare scenario of a mass shooting revel in the chaos they help create.
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"Put effort into resolving all the problems that come from putting the winning of gold above all else that distorts the spirit of sports," it said.
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Proving yourself is a great way to let hiring managers know that you are serious about the work, and willing to put effort behind your words.
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"You've got to be the boss of your body," she says, urging people to put effort into physical fitness if they want a robust old age.
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My guilt was somewhat mitigated by the fact that my sex therapy practice is filled with couples who also struggle to put effort into their relationship.
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"If people just start composting more, they might think they've done enough and may not necessarily put effort into prevention in the first place," she says.
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Living abroad, how easy or difficult is it to put effort into understanding what's going on over here because you don't really have to deal with it?
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The psychology expert says that optimistic people are more likely to invest, act and put effort into achieving whatever it is that they want to get done.
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Put Effort Into Your Photos Hobley says that using Portrait Mode, taking photos during golden hour, and captioning your photos can make you pop to potential matches.
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It makes sense that Trump would put effort into Latino outreach in New Mexico, which has the highest percentage of Latinos of any state of the country.
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Not only is it super easy to do, but with a few swipes of your brush, you can fool everyone into thinking you actually put effort into it.
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After years of having a consistently unsatisfying love life, I decided to really put effort into understanding my dating patterns and the type of men I go for.
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At the same time, their crisp shape and cut show that I'm not resorting to sweats or leggings and I still want to put effort into how I look.
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I was able to understand since a young age that if you put effort into a place and make it look good, it will be reborn with added value.
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"Over the years, we put effort into making sure smoking is taboo, and many kids are not used being exposed to smoking cues on a daily basis," Krishnan-Sarin said.
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The creators who do actually put effort and creativity into their work, like the VCR-syncers of the 90s did, are the ones who are rewarded at cons and on YouTube.
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Vox writer Matthew Yglesias made the argument that "parks are better than lawns" when debating raising kids in the suburbs, but a city must first put effort into developing these areas.
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In the absence of a strong local news source, the study points to new research that shows that people will consider partisanship a central part of their identity and put effort into expressing it.
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Kulkarni's campaign style is very focused on something he calls "relational organizing" — volunteers put effort into getting family, friends, co-workers, or other people they know in the community to get out and vote.
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YouTube, as any number of platforms have been waking up to in recent months, put effort into acquiring users and keeping them addicted—but little thought into what behavior they were fostering by doing so.
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"I think [ordering takeout] is such a habit for me because I also have a lot of anxiety in feeling inadequate about my own ability ... to put effort into making food for myself," he said.
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Neural networks are getting increasingly advanced when it comes to generating images, and both Google and Twitter already have put effort into sharpening video and still images online through their respective RAISR and Magic Pony projects.
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They would seem to prefer that you continue to follow your usual patterns of listening — which they have put effort into recognizing — or, in a mood-based playlist, to stay within easily identified genres and sounds of melancholy.
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"I make money from touring and selling merchandise, and I honestly believe if you put effort into something and you execute properly, you don't necessarily have to go through the traditional ways," Bennett told Vanity Fair in 2017.
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So I spent about a year just reading his stuff ... reading his essays about rationality, about human psychology, about science, and about AI. And why we need to put effort into making sure that the long-term future is going to be good.
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It's also helpful for couples of any stage of their relationship to put effort into making sure their lives have enough novelty, variety, and surprise — aspects psychologists have long known are key to successful long-term partnerships, according to the American Psychological Association.
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It's also helpful for couples of any stage of their relationship to put effort into making sure their lives have enough novelty, variety, and surprise — aspects psychologists have long known are key to successful long-term partnerships, according to the American Psychological Association.
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One of the biggest channels for EDM on YouTube is Trap Nation, but if you search YouTube Music for it today you'd never know that; there is no creators' page or anything to distinguish people who put effort into curating their channels to promote or support themselves.
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"If you put effort into trying to be a person you think your partner wants, going through that effort will be inauthentic and can be painful to constantly feel like you're acting against, or not in line with, who you are and what you want," she says.
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It wasn't the first time I'd put effort into a quest to find a long-lost relic — I once went to Zimbabwe specifically because I'd heard rumors of an object claimed to be the Biblical Ark of the Covenant sitting in a museum in the capital of Harare.
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As well as its privacy and security focus, and a full suite of multimedia sharing options, Wire has put effort on differentiating via design — with a minimalist, clean look and feel to its interface that sets it apart from the message bubble pictorial trope used in many a mobile messaging app.
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"When we understand that no matter what you look like, where you come from, what faith you are, whether you're a boy or a girl, that you should have great opportunities to succeed and that requires you to put effort into it," Obama told students at Benjamin Banneker Academic High School.
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" Though Straus is basically living a gay teenage dream — the kind of thing more easily achieved by white kids who grow up in their father's Brooklyn music studio than it is for others — she's still someone who's been shaped by the confines of heteronormativity; she and Stenberg, she writes, have therefore put effort into "rejecting the institutions that reluctantly raised us.
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But in his blog post, Green is also highly critical of Google's UI around Chrome sync — dubbing it a dark pattern, and pointing out that it's now all too easy for a user to accidentally send Google a massive personal data dump — because, in a fell swoop, the company "has transformed the question of consenting to data upload from something affirmative that I actually had to put effort into — entering my Google credentials and signing into Chrome — into something I can now do with a single accidental click".
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On the other hand, energy can be saved as there is no need to put effort into lipid synthesis.
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This distinguishes NAS from the older Swedish Forn Sed Assembly, which has put effort into making political statements against xenophobia.
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Effort justification is a person's tendency to attribute a value to an outcome, which they had to put effort into achieving, greater than the objective value of the outcome.
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The pope went further and ordered Alexander to put effort in convincing Helena to convert.Duczmal (2012), p. 135 Despite their efforts, Helena did not convert and the royal couple remained close.
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German military technology during World War II increased in terms of sophistication, but also cost, mechanical unreliability, and time to manufacture. Nazi Germany put effort into developing weapons; particularly aircraft, rockets, submarines and tanks during the war.
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Another student group is the Environmental Organizers' Network (EON), which campaigns on environmental issues.Solar Connecticut – News & Events Page . Uhaweb.hartford.edu. Retrieved on 17 October 2011.Wes students put effort into reducing waste with Waste Not – The Middletown Press: Serving Middletown, CT .
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Ansal, A.M. & Slejko, D. (2001) The Long and Winding Road from Earthquakes to Damage, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, (21)5:369-375. Many large cities around the world have put effort into developing microzonation maps for the better understanding of earthquake hazard within the cities.Shima, E., 1978. Seismic Microzonation Map of Tokyo. Proc.
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Confucianism was also included as one of the Hong Kong's six major religions during that time. Then it is the expansion period (1992 - today). The academy put effort in building Confucius statues and temples around the world, sponsoring and encouraging Confucius studies and organizing major seminars. When the Confucian Academy was first established, funding was extremely difficult.
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After undressing, he plays a flute, and a puffer fish duets with him. As they mightily put effort to their music, the puffer fish inflates so much until it bursts. Though only the skeleton is left of it, the fish is still somewhat alive. The live audience enjoys the show and therefore applauds as the curtain goes down.
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Kim had even been seen embracing Ri, although he was known to rarely physically express affection. North Korean propaganda has put effort in showing Ri in close terms with Kim Jong-un. The message is that Ri has passed down lived guerrilla experience to Kim Jong-un. she is one of the few remaining female guerrilla leaders.
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The 1.27 million marks' loss of 1924 was decreased to loss of 0.9 million marks in 1925. Next Wahlforss put effort on increasing the sales and the result of 1926 showed 1.85 million marks' profit. But he left the company already at beginning of June, because he regarded his task was completed, and he had been offered a new interesting challenge.
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Gingrich did not purchase a booth or speaking slot at the Ames poll, and made no serious effort to win the Ames poll. He finished 8th out of 10 candidates listed. Gingrich put effort into his Internet social networking, and developed a strong following on Facebook and Twitter. He also held a handful of video "hangouts" where he would have webcam discussions with potential voters.
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Page notes that the action would have been too controversial to have been presented on the Victorian stage. Collins put effort into ensuring the accuracy of the novel's action in terms of the law of the time. Law was a subject of abiding interest to him, and legal questions and lawyers appear often in his works, notably in The Woman in White, Armadale, No Name and The Moonstone.
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In the play in "For Those of Us Who Don't Believe in God", the story of American serial killer Henry Lee Lucas is recounted. It is evident that Hiroki Endo put effort into his research of the man, as a short bibliography is listed within the manga itself.Hiroki Endo's Tanpenshu vol 1, pg.159 It's implied that Lucas was the basis for the killer character within the play.
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Brachiaria cultivation in Colombia Brachiaria is the single most important genus of forage grass for pastures in the tropics. Brachiaria cultivars can grow in infertile and acidic soils. Brazil is the leading user and producer of Brachiaria seeds in the Americas. Mexico has put effort into improving its trade in Brachiaria cultivars, and the grass is thought to have made a positive impact on its milk and beef industries.Holmann, F., et al. (2004).
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During this period, the PNȚ's Iuliu Maniu, who became Prime Minister of Romania, proceeded to champion a Danubian Federation, and put effort into creating the rudiments of a Central European single market. His "Maniu Plan" for a "Little Europe", circulated in 1930, proposed the confederation of 8 Central European states. Attempting to reconcile small democracies with Italian fascism, Maniu also argued in favor of including Italy as a ninth member of "Little Europe".Costea, pp.
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Members of the Culion leper colony in an undated photograph. The women in the center appear to be playing the kulintang traditional instrument. As more resources became available, the colony began to put effort into expanding construction and building its own community. Over four-hundred houses, a theatre, a town hall, a school, a piped water supply with reservoirs and a sanitary sewer system were built for the colony's patients and staff.
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He also introduced vanilla artificial pollination techniques to Java, making the crop much more productive and cheaper.GROWING VANILLA PLANT , staff.unud.ac.id Due to Teijsmann's hard put effort the number of plant collections in the garden had grown from 900 in 1822 to 10,000 in 1863. Teijsmann also played a large role in the separation of the Botanic Gardens from the adjacent Buitenzorg Palace on 30 May 1868, a move which gave the public and scientists more access to the Gardens.
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This communication barrier can have a particularly negative effect on relationships with extended family members as well. Communication between a deaf individual and their extended family members can be very difficult due to the gap in verbal and non-verbal communication. This can cause the individuals to feel frustrated and unwilling to put effort into communicating effectively. The lack of effort put into communicating can result in anger, miscommunication, and unwillingness to build a strong relationship.
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This includes aspects such as traffic, garden spaces and the kinds of social events that may be held. The town has also put effort into preserving the cobblestone streets. The most recent designation is that of a World Heritage site, along with the religious sanctuary in nearby Atotonilco, which also puts restrictions and protections into place. About half of the colonial buildings have been partially or fully converted into businesses such as stores, restaurants, galleries, workshops and hotels.
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The next few years passed relatively peacefully for Metternich: diplomatic incident was limited to the occasional angry exchange with Palmerston and Metternich's failure to be a mediator between the British and Russians over their Black Sea dispute. He also put effort into bringing new technology like the railways into Austria. The most pressing issue was Hungary, where Metternich remained reluctant to support the centrist (but still nationalist) Széchenyi. His hesitancy is "a sad commentary on his declining powers of political presence".
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Despite the limited budget of the municipality, Mustafa Akıncı, the mayor at the time, put effort to provide for the theater. Despite its starts in harsh conditions and unkempt buildings, the theater grew to become an influential part of the Turkish Cypriot society. It has been praised for its performances that do not abstain from expressing political views and uphold the freedom of speech. In 2012, the temporary administration of the municipality proposed the closure of the theater due to financial problems, but the proposal met with fierce criticism and opposition, resulting in its withdrawal.
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Kuivanen was very sad and stated, that he had put effort to being more relaxed before and during the fight than before but it backfired and Kuivanen was too relaxed which lead into his first clean knockout loss and for his first loss in Finland since 2006. Reynolds had said after the fight that he is willing to face him in a rematch. Kuivanen got back in the cage in November 23, 2013 when he faced Diego Gonzalez in Sweden. Kuivanen needed only 52 seconds to knock Gonzalez out.
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Performing four times a day for a relatively modest 20 million yen a month, Sasaki feels she could have made more money at a hostess bar. But Sasaki stuck with this profession, as it did not require she have physical contact with the audience, and it allowed her to experiment and expand on her craft with each performance. She invested her earnings into her wardrobe and put effort into her interpretations of the songs to which she danced. For three years she studied acting during the day and stripped in the evenings.
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Despite the success of several of her early films, she was often panned for her looks and weight, and it was not until later in the decade that change was taking place. Motivated by criticism, Rekha started working on her appearance and put effort into improving her acting technique and command of the Hindi language. Early recognition came for her performances in films such as Ghar and Muqaddar Ka Sikandar (both 1978). This period marked the beginning of the most successful period of her career, and she was one of Hindi cinema's leading stars through most of the 1980s until the early 1990s.
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The Huasteca Nahuas in Hidalgo and San Luis Potosí have put effort into developing a shared identity in the face of land and political struggles. The Otomis were the first to conquer the southern part of La Huastecas as they fled Nahua domination in their original home of the Toluca Valley. It is thought that the Totonacs and Tepehuas in the region date back as far as the Huastecs. These people are found in the very far south of the region and both were conquered by the incoming Otomi as well as the Nahuas in the Mesoamerican period.
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Stanton noted many commentators placed emphasis on the environmental aspect of humanity's complacency in the film, because "that disconnection is going to be the cause, indirectly, of anything that happens in life that's bad for humanity or the planet". Stanton said that by taking away effort to work, the robots also take away humanity's need to put effort into relationships. Christian journalist Rod Dreher saw technology as the complicated villain of the film. The humans' artificial lifestyle on the Axiom has separated them from nature, making them "slaves of both technology and their own base appetites, and have lost what makes them human".
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She lost by fewer than 800 votes.Morin, Isobel V., Women Chosen for Public Office, The Oliver Press, (1995), p78 From 1925 to 1928, she was an administrator at the University of Miami. Two years later, after the death of her husband, she ran again. Since Owen played a significant role when hurricane hit Miami in 1927 and put effort on promotions on newspapers, she won over Sears by more than 14,000 votes and was elected to Congress in November 1928 and began her term of office on March 4, 1929, while a widow and mother of four.
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During World War II, Hayward served in Egypt with the Intelligence Corps, where he developed bugging equipment to listen to conversations between captured German prisoners of war. Expecting to be dropped into Turkey to sabotage telecoms systems, Hayward was instead called back to London to, and was assigned to put effort on code breaking. At Bletchley Park, Hayward was at the helm of a team of around 12 post office engineers worked to check machines and keep them functioning. At the twilight of the war, he helped dismantle the code breaking machines and reinstall two Colossus machines at Eastcote, North London.
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Especially he put effort into activist training at the Mitsui Miike coal mine in Fukuoka prefecture, and it was the activists that he fostered the center of the Miike Struggle in 1960. The Miike struggle eventually ended in full defeat by the workers, but his thought began to exert a big influence on socialist activists. From 1960s to 70s, Socialist Association that kept lower activists began to have a great say within the Socialist Party. His sentiment was strongly reflected in the "Socialist Association Thesis" decided in 1968, which could be said to be the culmination of his socialist thought.
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The huge number of wounds infection cases after hip replacement operations pushed Charnley to put effort also in the prevention field: he was involved in the research of a method to keep the bacteria away from the wound during the surgery. His first attempt consisted in introducing antibiotics such as gentamicin into the bone cement; the number of bacteria decreased but not enough. In 1961 he developed an enclosure that isolated the operating theatre from the rest of the room into which filtered air could be passed. To improve his system he asked F. H. Howorth, whose family firm had been building air filtration systems since 1854, for help.
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Instead of following the path of others to Italy, Bomtempo had decided to move to Paris from where he quickly built a good reputation as a composer and pianist throughout Europe. By the time he returned to Lisbon in 1822, he had already decided that Portugal's music in general and music education in particular were in need of renewal and reform. One of his first projects was to set up an organisation called the Sociedade Filarmónica de Concertos (Philharmonic Concerts Society) which, like the London societies on which it was modelled, had its own orchestra and put effort into buildings its audiences and performing standard and new repertoire.
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From 1991 to 2007, the Ghana mission covered Sierra Leone and Liberia.LDs Church Alamanac, 2010 Edition, p. 491-492. The church put effort in building meetinghouses to support the growing number of members. In 1992, there were four meetinghouses, and by the end of 1999 there were 229. Membership grew rapidly, with 8,970 members in 1990 and 22,164 members by 2002. In 1998, was the first Ghanaian to be called as an Area Authority. In 2002, a missionary training center was built in Tema, Ghana; this was the first center in Africa. In 2005, Ghana grew into two missions, with a new mission based in Cape Coast also covering French-speaking Togo, Benin, Cameroon and Central African Republic.
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They also found that adherents of Catholicism had a more demanding shopping behaviour compared to the shopping behaviour of Hindus and Muslims shoppers. When analysing Hindu behaviours when shopping, Essoo and Dibb described it as fatalism which sided with the religion’s beliefs of self-control, calmness, detachment and compassion, which the researchers claimed explained their passive shopping behaviour. The studies result suggested that Hindu consumers were less demanding, less thoughtful of their purchases, they were less traditional, less practical with their purchase and their shopping behaviour was also less innovative compared to Muslim and Catholic shoppers. This meant they were less likely to put effort into purchasing and were more accepting of poor service and high prices.
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The title "Bible woman" was first used in London in connection with a female evangelist, Ellen Henrietta Ranyard, who put effort to reach sick and poor women in the poorest area of London in the mid-nineteenth century. Ranyard's heart was heavily burdened with the poor condition of women in St. Giles district that she decided to start an evangelistic work among them. Ranyard found a Christian woman who had a similar life as such and hired the woman to go with her to the poorest district in London to evangelize and help the sick women there. The woman who had the similar life as her recipients would freely visit the poor women and read the Bible to their hearings.
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Julião Ronald. IAAF. Retrieved on 2012-05-21. He came fifth at the 2007 South American Championships in Athletics with his shot put effort and was runner-up to Lauro in the discus competition.Biscayart, Eduardo (2007-06-09). 6.91m Long Jump victory for Maggi over Costa - South American Championships Day Two. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-03-19. He was further down the rankings at the 2007 Pan American Games held in Rio de Janeiro, taking tenth place in the shot and sixth in the discus. He cleared eighteen metres in the shot put for the first time in May 2008, throwing 18.12 m at the South American GP meet in Uberlândia. He won both throwing national titles at the Brazilian Championships, but did not qualify for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Collapse of compassion describes the common phenomenon where the death of fewer people elicits more attention than the death of more people. In other words, there is an inverse relationship between the number of people who die in a particular instance and the sensitivity towards that death event. This collapse of compassion is tied closely with the "identifiable victim effect" which refers to the fact that people are more inclined to help people if they are able to see their name and/or face than people who are unidentified. For example, in reference to the Black Lives Matter movement, people are more likely to put effort into getting justice for those killed by police brutality if they see the names and faces of the victims than they would be if they didn't.
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Commodore faced the problem, when marketing the Amiga, of still being seen as the company that made cheap computers like the 64 and VIC. By the late 1980s, the personal computer market had become dominated by the IBM PC and Apple Macintosh platforms and Commodore's marketing efforts for the Amiga were less successful in breaking the new computer into this now-established market than its promotions for the 8-bit line had been in making Commodore the home computer leader. The company put effort into developing and promoting consumer products that would not be in demand for years, such as an Amiga 500-based HTPC called CDTV. As early as 1986, the mainstream press was predicting Commodore's demise, and in 1990 Computer Gaming World wrote of its "abysmal record of customer and technical support in the past".
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Before the cause of the review bomb was known, the game directors reached out to fans on social media asking for help, who collectively provided numerous positive reviews. When the person's actions had been discovered by Metacritic, the negative reviews they had left were removed from the site, and as a result of all the additional positive reviews, left the game temporarily as the top- rated Nintendo Switch title while further drawing attention to the game as a result of the failed review bomb attempt. Fallout 76 had been originally released to negative reviews by both critics and players on its initial release, but its developers Bethesda Softworks put effort to improve the game over the following year. By the time the game released to Steam in April 2020, many considered the game to have been reinvented for the better in a manner similar to Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn and No Man's Sky.
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Rules (a key component of any games) are very important in creating a good learning environment. The outcomes that a player achieves while playing a game are what makes playing games compelling and interesting; outcomes in education (both grades, and amount of knowledge that student will gain as a result of learning) are effective, only if the syllabi and curricula are compelling to learners and the assignments that are used to measure students' learning motivate students. Students will learn when they put effort and time into their studies, and they will be engaged in their learning if they believe that the possible outcome is worth their work and effort. What student experience and learn in school cannot (and should not) be separated from real life, and students should be encouraged to understand that gaining knowledge is comparable with gaining rewards in games (negotiable consequences—player is not mandated by the game rules in the real world but the consequences of gaming "may spill over" into the player's life).
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