Examples of using Constant effort in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Hence it is Satan's constant effort to keep the attention diverted from the Saviour
It is Satan's constant effort to misrepresent the character of God, the nature of sin,
Our commitment involves a constant effort to go beyond what is expected,
Doctors today are in constant effort of using various methods to help the patients in reducing the shingles pain.
it has been his constant effort to intercept this communion.
I am glad about the constant effort for better absorption of funds- better absorption of funds as part of cohesion policy.
Nowadays, it is noted a constant effort from regulators to keep industry safer, including the institution
In this case, the most perfect meditation is constant effort to overcome physical states,
For this reason, the members should with constant effort cultivate the spirit of prayer
These tragedies remind us that we need to make constant effort, because killing in the name of religion is really very sad, it's unthinkable.
our ability to keep a constant effort.
but requires a constant effort, dictated by goodwill
together with a constant effort to live Christ's commandment of love and forgiveness.
One of the economy logic is the constant effort of the entrepreneurs to manufacture high quality
There is a constant effort to involve mayors,
Within its constant effort to contribute to the improvement of clinical practice,
It should be the constant effort of every mother to conform her habits to God's will,
The constant effort to facilitate the integration of a simulator within training programmes to a broader sector led us to devise a completely different way of understanding training with simulation.
On the other hand, the constant effort of industry to increase the agricultural region through relations with which it carries on its activity may take on the most varied forms.
One of the outcomes of the constant effort directed at consolidating its protocols