Examples of using Extra effort in English and their translations into Danish
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That's why it's important for us to make that extra effort for our youngest passengers during the school holidays.
It's not like you deserve the extra effort… but since my reputation's on the line,
By taking care of our cows and putting extra effort into cow comfort,
It takes extra effort to run uphill so you do not need to run as fast as you would on a flat section.
They often need to make an extra effort to prove that they can handle the often physically demanding work.
I therefore ask the European Union, during its negotiations, to make an extra effort to ensure that this rule is applied to everyone
A little extra effort and it should be possible,
to discuss what points require extra effort or attention.
You are the rare woman I have come across And because for whom I believe that extra effort is worthwhile.
The first turn of screwdriver can sometimes require extra effort to release the wedge from the cassette.
because we make an extra effort to protect the environment.
to make an extra effort to ensure that something succeeds.
This attitude can be useful for acquiring customers and putting in the extra effort, but it doesn't work for data management.
it is therefore important for all countries to be called on to make an extra effort to get rid of them.
this year we have made an extra effort to phase out old IT systems
By John Miziolek The impact is undeniable when a company like Apple puts so much extra effort into making its products
It means that we make an extra effort to protect the environment.
The extra effort which these island regions need to make is a millstone round their necks
people in love don't shy away from putting extra effort to stay loyal
it takes a little time and extra effort to scan the display using your phone