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endeavor

[en-dev-er] / ɛnˈdɛv ər /




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That would require successful fundraising endeavors, but Miller stresses any future additions would be in line with what already exists, meaning a focus on imaginative play rather than “digital expression.”

From Los Angeles Times

Still, I find myself missing certain sensory elements of the whole endeavor.

From Salon

By endeavoring to tell the entire history of art, as far as their collections allow, they sometimes underplay a concentration within their holdings that makes them distinctive.

From The Wall Street Journal

Venezuela’s ports are in a poor state, and the traders plan to take some of the crude from tankers that have been storing it off the country’s coast, a risky endeavor.

From The Wall Street Journal

When we save for retirement, it’s typically a solo endeavor that comes out of your paycheck and goes into an account labeled as “individual.”

From MarketWatch